SYNONYMS/ANTONYMS
What is another word (or synonym) for the word /replied/?
said, told, stated, answered
What type of figurative language is this an example of?
"Their eyes were like blackberries, dark and dewy."
a. simile
b. onomanotopeia
c. alliteration
simile
the central message in a story
a. setting
b. theme
c. character
theme
What does the prefix /pre/ mean?
Give me an example of a word with this prefix.
before
Which is the correct spelling? replyies or replies
replies
What is another word (synonym) for the word /good/?
great, excellent, fantastic...
What kind of figurative language is this an example of?
"Music is the laughter of the soul."
a. alliteration
b. metaphor
c. theme
Metaphor
tells the order in which events happen or steps in a process
a. problem and solution
b. compare and contrast
c. chronology or sequence
chronology/sequence
What does the prefix /non/ mean?
Give me an example of a word with this prefix.
not
Which is the correct spelling? copyiing or copying
copying
What is the opposite (antonym) of the word /brave/?
scared, fearful, weak
What type of Figurative Language is this an example of?
"The wind tickled my branches," said Red, the mighty oak wish tree.
a. personification
b. simile
Personification
tells his or her opinion about a topic or a person
a. author's claim
b. theme
c. character traits
author's claim
What does the prefix /dis/ mean?
Give me an example of a word with this prefix.
not or opposite
What is missing? lucker
luckier
What is another word (synonym) for /smart/?
clever, intelligent
What type of Figurative Language is this an example of?
The car zoomed past me, beep beep!
a. personification
b. metaphor
c. onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia
the way the narrator or character thinks or feels about something
a. perspective
b. setting
c. plot
character perspective
What does the prefix /mis/ mean?
Give me an example of a word with this prefix
wrong or badly
Which is the correct spelling? definitely or definately
definitely
What is an opposite word (antonym) for /kind/?
evil, unkind, mean
What type of Figurative Language is this an example of?
Harry hurried home to have a healthy snack.
a. alliteration
b. simile
Alliteration
In a nonfiction text, captions, maps, and bolded words are called...
T--- F-------
text features
What does adding 'ed' do to the meaning of a word?
It makes it past tense.
Like today, I dance.
Yesterday, I dancED.
Write these words adding /er/
big
fancy
happy
run
bigger