Figurative Language
"The man was as cold as a snake" is an example of...
What is Simile
Appealing to Ethics (credibility) is known as...
What is Ethos
Correct the sentence: "The man and his wife rented a car and drove to florida".
What is Capitalize Florida
"The firework went BOOM!" is an example of
Onomatopoeia
The way the reader feels about a piece of literature is called...
What is Mood
"She is sunlight and daisies" is an example of...
What is Metaphor
Appealing to logic through reasoning is called...
What is Logos
Correct the sentence: "There going to the store today".
What is They're going...
Peter Piper Pizza is an example of...
What is Alliteration
The authors attitude toward the subject of the literary piece is called the...
What is Tone
"I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!" is an example of...
What is Hyperbole
Appealing to Emotion is called...
What is Pathos
Correct the sentence: Today's test was more easy than last weeks".
What is Easier not more easy
"You can lead a horse to water but you can't make em' drink" is an example of
What is Idiom
The moral or lesson of the literary piece is called the...
What is Theme
"I am surprised that your nose is not growing like Pinocchio with all the lies you are telling!"
What is Allusion
Modifies a noun or a pronoun and answers these questions: which? what kind? how many?
What is Adjective
Correct the sentence: Where is the furthest place you have traveled?
What is farthest
The repetition of vowel sounds without repeating consonants, such as "mellow wedding bells" is an example of...
What is Assonance
An object that stands for something else is called a...
What is Symbol
"Living Dead" is an example of an...
What is Oxymoron
A quote, line, passage that supports your answer is called...
What is evidence
Correct the sentence: My sister, mom, and me went to the park.
What is my sister, mom, and I
She couldn't recall how to throw a boomerang, but then it came back to her.
What is Pun
Situational, verbal, and dramatic are the three types of...
What is Irony