6.5h - Figurative language review

Imagine James, Michael, and Noah are having a debate. James says, 'Figurative language means not ​ (a)   or not actually a fact.' Who do you think is correct?

• literal

• legit

• fake

Imagine this: Aiden, Emma, and Hannah are at a park. They see a cat. What does the cat do with the colorful kites? The cat (a)   colorful kites.

• catches

• flies

• watches

• can't

Who can help Ethan understand what a simile is? Here's an example: Ethan sprinted to his shiny red car as fast as a cheetah. Is this a simile?

• Yes

• No

Imagine Lily, Hannah, and Emma are playing a game of 'Sound Detective'. Which sound, among the following, would not be an example of onomatopoeia that they could use in their game?

• Bam!

• woof

• kaboom

• laugh

Match the following

• a comparison of two things that do not use like or as

• alliteration

• words with same beginning sounds

• onomatopeia

• extreme exaggeration of truth

• simile

• a word that means a sound

• hyperbole

• a comparison of two things that uses like or as

• metaphor

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1G

Zoe, Abigail, and Evelyn are in a drama class. They are learning about a technique where objects are given human qualities or traits. What is this technique called?

​ (a)   went the door as Arjun, Grace and Lily closed it quietly after their fun-filled study session.

• Creak

• Slam

• Bam

• Whack

Arjun, Scarlett and Avery are having a debate. Arjun thinks that crazy carrots call cats ​ (a)   . What do you think?

• cute

• fuzzy

• orange

• fun

Last night, Noah, Kai, and Liam were camping when suddenly the wind started to howl and blow all night. They were amazed and started discussing what kind of figure of speech this could be. Can you help them?

• metaphor

• onomatopeia

• personification

• real

Match

b

c

d

e

f

a

Eeek I screamed

l could sleep all week

Bears bake bodacious brownies

She was a stinky pig

The cloud cried all morning

I am as slow as a snail.

Tags

CCSS.L.5.1A