Figurative Language
A comparison using "like" or "as"
What is simile
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A unit of measure that is about 5 kilometers or 3 miles but is no longer commonly used
What is League
Shroud
To cover or hide
Who is the narrator?
What is Jim
What is the conflict between the pirates and Jim's friends?
What is they both want to find the treasure
words or phrases that have a different meaning that what it means
What is Idiom
A sudden strong gust of wind
What is Squall
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Bulk
A large amount
Who was marooned on the island for 3 years
Who is Ben Gunn
Is this an example of rising action or falling action: Jim finds the treasure map in Captain Billy Bones sea chest
What is Rising Action
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describes something in a highly exaggerated way
What is hyperbole
A place where a ship docks at a harbor
A bed or bunk on a ship or train
Stun
To knock unconscious or into a dazed state; to astonish
I came to see Captain Billy Bones at the Inn and we fought
Who was Black Dog
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What is the name of the Ship?
What is the Hispaniola
This is an example of what?
I've asked you a MILLION times.
What is hyperbole
A refusal follow orders from a government or other authority
Mutiny
Ransack
To search thoroughly, causing damage
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I came to the Inn with my Treasure Chest and asked Jim to look out for a man with one leg
Who was Captain Billy Bones
What is the Black Spot?
A sign or warning that trouble will come.
Two unlike comparison of things NOT using "like" or "as"
What is Metaphor
To reach a conclusion about facts using given information
Deduce
Captivate
To fascinate or capture one’s attention
I am the Captain of the Hispaniola who doesn't trust Long John Silver
Who is Captain Smolett
What is the name of the Inn where Jim lives and works?
What is the Admiral Benbow Inn
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