Figurative Language
"I quit my job at the pop crushing company, it was soda pressing."
What is a pun?
"I walked to the park."
What is a verb?
"I am watching television."
What is setting?
"Fred, I am going to Toronto this weekend, I think I might get Beavertails."
What are capitals?
What are all the animal kingdoms?
Protists, monerans, animals, plants, and fungi.
"You're my kryptonite."
What is a metaphor?
"That was so cool and amazing."
What is a adjective?
Describes traits.
What is characterization?
"Heat is the transfer of hot transfering to cold."
What is punctuation?
What is something that is infinite, (Example: hydro, wind, and solar)
What is a flow resource?
"Like a kid in a candy store."
What is cliché?
"He went to a Walmart to buy groceries."
What is a noun?
"Never give up."
What is theme?
"Wotz dat."
"Whats that?"
What is grammar?
What is a solute and a solvent? (Give examples of a solvent and solute)
A solute is something that dissolves in a solvent, a solvent is something that dissolves the solute,
an example of a solvent is water, A example of a solute is salt.
"The golden rays of the setting sun reflected upon the clear waters of the lake."
What is imagery?
"That was super cool."
What is a adverb?
"He went to take the test."
What is point of view?
What is the mark used at the end of a sentence when it is a surprise?
Oil spills, CO2 gets trapped in the atmosphere, fires, and acid rain.
"What a Wonderful World."
What is alliteration?
"She walked to the shop."
What is preposition?
"Harry Potter gets a letter to Hogwarts."
What is plot?
What is a this symbol ;
What is a semicolon?
What are fossil fuels?
Fossil fuels are unrenewable resources they are coal, oil, and natural gas, formed from dead ancient plants and animals.