Sentence Types
Figurative Language
Tone
Mood
Connotation/ denotation
100

What type of sentence is this?

The students completed their assignments before lunch.

Simple

100

Which type of figurative language compares things using "like" or "as"?

Simile

100

Tone is the _________'s attitude toward the subject they are writing/speaking about. 

author

100

Mood is the feeling the _____________ gets from a text.

Reader

100

The literal dictionary definition of a word.

Denotation

200

Which type of sentence is this?

When the dismissal bell rang, the students cheered!

Complex

200

Bitter Sweet, Awfully Good, Seriously Funny, and Honest Liar are each examples of which type of figurative language?

Oxymoron

200

True or false: Tone and mood are the same thing.

False

200

Name the mood of the following sentence: 

"The long, empty hallways in the school were dark and cold."


 lonely, gloomy, spooky, eerie, sad, etc...

200

Name the three categories of connotations. 

(Example: a word could have ______, ______, or _______ connotation)

positive, negative, and neutral

300

Which type of sentence is this?

It finally stopped raining, so we went outside to practice on the field.

Compound

300

Which type of figurative language is this?

The rumor was a wildfire, spreading through the school in minutes.

Metaphor

300

This sentence has a ______________ tone: 

"That spoiled child threw an obnoxious tantrum, kicking and screaming in front of everyone."


negative, critical, offended, annoyed, etc...

300

What word in this sentence creates a negative mood: "My boss demanded that I return to work."


demanded

300

Which word has the most negative connotation? 

A) confident 

B) proud 

C) arrogant 

D) certain

C) arrogant

400

Which type of sentence is this?

After the students finished the test, they turned in their papers, but several students remained seated because they wanted to check their work.  

Compound-complex

400

Which TWO types of figurative language are being used in the example below?

“The wild winds slapped the ocean waves.”  

alliteration & personification

400

Which vocabulary word refers to the author's word choice? 

(hint: this word starts with a 'd')

diction

400

Describe the mood you get from this sentence: 

"A soft summer breeze blew wispy clouds across the blue sky, as the ocean waves rolled and crashed and the seagulls cried overhead. Joe knew it would be a perfect afternoon at the beach."

happy, peaceful, fun, cheerful

400

Which word would an author most likely use to create a positive impression of someone who talks frequently? 

A) chatty 

B) loud 

C) obnoxious 

D) talkative

D) talkative

500

Which type of conjunctions are these? (coordinating or subordinating)

If, Which, Because, Since, Although, After, Before

Subordinating

500

Name the type of figurative language: 

"Nikki accidentally spilled the beans about the surprise party."

idiom

500

Name the TWO words that give this sentence a negative tone: 

"That waste of a movie really destroyed my Saturday."


waste and destroyed

500

“The hospital hallway was silent except for the steady ticking of the clock. Mia stared at the closed door and waited.” 

Which word best describes the mood?

A) amusing 

B) heart-warming

C) anxious 

D) shocking

C) anxious
500

Is the example below connotation or denotation?

Optimistic (opp-tim-is-tik) - Expecting the best possible outcome.



Denotation