Figurative Language
A comparison of two unlike things
What is a metaphor?
A sentence without conjunctions that only has one subject
What is a simple sentence?
The drink well-loved by your favorite English teacher
What is Coke Zero?
The two people chosen from the bowl at the reaping
Who are Prim and Peeta?
The proper word to say: I tried not to loose/lose my phone
What is lose?
A word to describe a sound
What is an onomatopoeia?
The punctuation separating list items
What is a comma?
One of the Universities Mrs. Kent graduated from
What are ASU or U of A?
The only other winner from District 12
Who is Haymitch?
The proper word to say: I enjoy eating dessert/desert
What is dessert?
A comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as"
What is a simile?
The punctuation following a question
The year HHS was opened
What is 1984?
The hunting partner and longtime friend of Katniss
Who is Gale?
The proper word to say: I like everything accept/except the one I bought
What is except?
Treating an inanimate object like a person
What is personification?
The punctuation placed at the end of a sentence to show excitment
What is an exclamation point?
The teacher whose family member works at a zoo?
Who is Mrs. Badger?
The name of the country which contains the Districts and Capitol
What is Panem?
The proper word to say: I lost sight/site/cite of them at the music festival
What is sight?
Reference to another work of writing or pop culture, like film and music
What is an allusion?
The type of sentence with two subjects, a fanboys, and a comma
What is a compound sentence?
Who is Gavin Newsom?
The president of Panems FULL name
Who is Cornelius Snow?
The proper word to say: I loved the cent/sent/scent of his cologne.
What is scent?