Literary Devices
This device compares to things using like or as.
What is a metaphor
a person place thing or idea
noun
Name one type of sentence
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
declarative
melancholy
plaintive
What is my favorite color
red
Let's face it Connor Ryan is the world's fastest running.
hyperbole
Mom made me rake the leaves, and then she made me pick them up, too.
(identify the conjunction)
and
Did Bryn score the winning basket?
interrogative
deep in meaning
profound
How many schools different schools have I worked out?
Camden, Manchester, Lakehurst, New Egypt, Pemberton, Stafford (6)
The hair on my arm danced as my eyes tricked me because I thought I saw a ghost!
personification
Mr. Williams has a pretend character named The Honorable Judge Williams, he makes us stand when he enters the room.
(Identify the pronoun)
he or us
Ah! We Won!
exclamatory
abstract
what is my favorite tv show
This IS US
The ugly duckling was so beautiful we could not look away!
juxtaposition or irony
Drew was singing, so he did not do the crime, or did he?
(identify the verb)
singing
We are currently in class.
declarative
to burn to ashes
incinerate
How many brothers does Mr. Williams have?
2
Too many sleepless knights led to the falling of the Kingdom
pun
Her long blond hair bounced as she walked.
(identify the adjective)
long blonde
You may sit down, now.
imperative
to predict events that will take place in a book because of the word choice in the text
foreshadow
What day did Mr. Williams get married
April 21, 2018