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Hiawatha Trivia
100

What is a simile?

It compares two unlike things using like or as

100

True or false:all poems must rhyme

false

100

The alarm clock yelled at me is an example of which literary device

personification

100

How many children does Mrs. Horne have?

3

100

Name the Principal and assistant principal's name.

Jodi Meyer, Loretta Cooper

200

What is personification?

When human characteristics are given to non-living things
200

What is a stanza is poetry?

A unit of lines that are together or the "paragraphs" in poetry

200

The house was lonely after the kids went to school could mean that

the house was empty

200

Name a teacher that danced in the talent show

answers will vary

200

Which 4th grade teacher previously lived in Mexico?

Mrs. Scott
300

What is an idiom? 

A commonly used expression that has a meaning different from the literal meaning.

300

The way an author feels about what he is writing is known as :

tone or mood

tone

300

What does the following phrase mean?


When the teacher asked Jake a question and he stayed silent, his friend whispered, ‘What’s wrong—cat got your tongue?"

Someone is not speaking or is unusually quiet.

300

Which Hiawatha Star performed with a toy baby while singing?

Mia

300

How many grade levels do we have at Hiawatha?

prek,k,1,2,3,4,5

400

Give an example of alliteration

She sells sea shells by the sea shore.

400

What is an extended metaphor?

An extended metaphor is a literary device that serves the same purpose as a metaphor—to create a comparison—but uses several sentences, paragraphs, or even longer to do so.

400

What is the possible figurative meaning of the following example:

After missing the final shot, Marcus knew he had dropped the ball.

He made a mistake

400

True or False: Mrs. Horne attended schools in Berwyn Il

True

400

Spell the art teacher's name

Siegler

500

What is anaphora?

The repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of sentences

500

What is the rhyme scheme of the following poem? (you will use letters)

I DO NOT LIKE THEM IN A HOUSE.
I DO NOT LIKE THEM WITH A MOUSE.
I DO NOT LIKE THEM HERE OR THERE.
I DO NOT LIKE THEM ANYWHERE.

AABB

500
Write an example of figurative language that describes horrible weather.

“The rain pounded on the windows, demanding to be let inside.”


“The sky was a furious beast, roaring and tearing the world apart.”

500

What does Mr. Horne work as?

A crane operator

500

What is the name of our school mascot?

Javi the Husky