Figurative Language
Four Operations
Migration
Digital Literacy
Presentation skills
100

What figurative language is this: "The wind whispered gently through the trees as the sun smiled down on us."

Personification

100

What are the numbers you get when you multiply a given whole number by other whole numbers (e.g., 5, 10, 15, 20).

Multiples

100

What are Push factors?

Reasons or environmental changes that force animals or humans to leave their home region (such as harsh weather, food shortages, or conflict).

100

Name 2 common password mistakes that make accounts vulnerable to cyber-thieves.


Using personal info (birthdays/names), using short/simple words ("password123")

100

What is standing shoulder-width apart?

When speaking to an audience, the position of your feet and body to demonstrate confident posture.

200

What figurative language is this: I’ve told you a million times to keep your paper down when presenting!

Hyperbole


200

What are numbers that divide evenly into another number without leaving a remainder (e.g., 1, 2, 3, and 6 for the number 6).

Factors

200

What are Pull factors?

Resources or opportunities that attract animals or humans to a new location (such as warmer climate, rich feeding/breeding grounds, or job opportunities).

200

List 3 pieces of personal information that should NEVER be included in a public password or security question answer.

Full name, birthdate, home address, phone number, school name, or pet's name?


200

Where should you keep your cue cards or paper while presenting so you don't block your face or lower your voice?

Down (at chest/waist level, not covering your face)

300

What figurative language is this: The engine let out a loud vroom before the car zoomed down the highway.

Onomatopoeia

300

What is a whole number greater than 1 that has exactly two factors: 1 and itself.

Prime number

300

What is the definition of migration?

The seasonal movement of animals or humans from one region to another, often in search of food, warmer weather, or better living conditions.

300

Create a strong 12+ character passphrase


Should use the word-association strategy that combines words, numbers, symbols, and uppercase letters.

300

How can you keep eye contact?

Looking up from your notes to scan and make eye contact with people across the room

400

What figurative language is this:

A) "Her heart is made of gold."

B) "He was as fast as a cheetah."

A) metaphor

B) simile

400

Find the Lowest Common Multiple of 6 and 8.

24 (LCM)

400

What is our Central Idea?

Migration impacts lives and communities.

400

What island did we visit in Interland?

Tower of Treasure

400

What voice technique can you use to make sure people hear and understand your presentation clearly?

Tone, volume, pitch and pace

500

Identify two different figurative language techniques used in this sentence: "The alarm clock screamed at me, ringing as loud as a thunderclap."

Personification (alarm screamed) and a simile (as loud as a thunderclap)


500

What do the letters in CUBES stand for?

C: circle

U: underline

B: box

E: evaluate

S: solve

500

Give one reason why human migration is often more complex than animal migration.

national borders, legal documentation/passports, political safety, choice vs. instinct, or employment and cultural adaptation

500

How many other islands are there on Interland? Bonus: can you name them?

Kind Kingdom, Mindful Mountain, Reality River

500

What IB Learner Profile (LP) attribute do you demonstrate when you speak clearly, use confident body posture, and actively listen to peer feedback?


Communicator