Unit 2 Week 2 Review

Theme is

• A detailed retelling of the story

• A lesson or moral that the author is trying to tell the reader

• A type of poem

• An extreme exaggeration

He was a lion on the football field

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Prefix

• Suffix

He was like a lion on the football field

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Cause and Effect

• 1st Person Point of View

She is as busy as a bee

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Chronological Order

Metaphor

• Uses like or as

• Uses is or was

• Always at the start of a word

• Always at the end of a word

Simile

• Is what the story is mostly about

• Metaphor

• Is a comparison that uses like or as

• Is a comparison that does not use like or as

When I asked him if he was the one who took my chips from my lunch, he said no but his eyes betrayed him. What does betrayed mean?

• Betrayed means to hide something successfully.
• Betrayed means revealed or showed something that was meant to be hidden.
• Betrayed means to ignore or overlook something.
• Betrayed means to be loyal or faithful.

Poems use

• Sentences

• Paragraphs

• Lines

• are always non fiction

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Simile

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(b) Metaphor

• He is a shining star in the darkness

• He was angry like a volcano

• Her heart was as heavy as lead

• She fought like a lion

• The world is a stage and we are merely players

• The snow was a white blanket on the lawn

• His anger caused him to become a volcano

• He was as brave as a soldier

• Her smile was as bright as the sun

• His words were as sharp as a knife

• They were as busy as bees

• Life is a journey filled with twists and turns

• Time is a thief that steals our moments

• She was as cold as ice

• He was a plane as he flew through the air

• Her voice was music to his ears

She had been waiting all day to see her favorite singer. It was only one hour until showtime and she was eager to get inside and get a good seat. What does eager mean?

• Having a casual interest in something.
• Being forced to attend an event.
• Having a strong desire or enthusiasm to do something.
• Feeling indifferent about the situation.