Context Clues
Figurative Language
Reflexive and Intensive
Antecedents
Connotations
100

Fill in the sentence:

Context Clues give ____ that help you understand new words.

Context Clues give hints that help you understand new words.

100

Finish the sentence:

Figurative language should not be taken...

Literally or truthfully

100

“I made the cake myself.” “Myself” is an ____ pronoun.

intensive

100

The word a pronoun refers to is called its...

Antecedents

100

A connotation adds extra ___ to a word

Effect

200

Find the meaning:

The dog was so swift, he was faster than Johnny.

To have great speed

200

What type of figurative language:

Her smile is as bright as the sun.

Simile

200

“She herself finished the project.” “Herself” is used for...

emphisis

200

Sara lost her book. What is the antecedent of her

Sara

200

Home has a more warm ___ then house or building.

Connotation

300

Find the meaning:

We came to a quick halt at the red light.

To stop or end 

300

What type of figurative language: 

The wind whispered through the trees.

Personification

300

Reflexive pronouns always end with ___ or ____

-self or -selves
300

The students finished their work. The antecedent of their is...

Students

300

Slim has a more ___ meaning that skinny

Positive

400

Find the meaning:

Nick read the paragraph efficiently.

Quickly or smoothly

400

What type of figurative language:

She was a lion on the field.

Metaphor

400

They did it themselves” uses a ____ pronoun.

reflexive

400

Kyle loves his dog. What is the full antecedent

The antecedent of his is Kyle.

400

Writers choose words words for their ___ as well as their meaning.

Feel

500

Find the meaning: 

The project was all wrong so I had to eradicate it.

To destroy all traces of.

500

What two words always mean its a simile

Like or As

500

“Itself” can be reflexive or...

intensive

500

Pronouns must agree with their...

Noun

500
Words have positive, negative, or ___ feeling to them.

Neutral