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ELD III April 13
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Similes, what are they?
Meataphores
Stoopid.
Comparing two things without like or as.
Comparing two things with like or as.
2
What is a good example of imagery?
The pie smelled good
The dog is white
The pie was warm and gooey. The air smelled like fresh apple
The fall air has leaves blowing
3
Identify the imagery used in the phrase
"Children were screaming and shouting in the fields."
smell
hearing
taste
touch
4
Why do authors use similes and metaphors?
To be funny.
To make the story longer and use many words.
To help the reader imagine the scene.
To confuse the reader.
5
Similes and metaphors are poetic devices. What does this mean?
They are rarely used in prose, or any form of non-poetic writing
They are literary techniques commonly found in poetry
They are tricks that poets use to fool their reader
Every poem includes at least one simile or metaphor
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'Since' and 'while', are not subordinating conjunctions.
False
True
7
Which list contains ALL subordinating conjunctions?
so that, till, which, yet
because, whenever, nor, as though,
even if, because; so, once,
after; although; so that; before
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How do we remember the coordinating conjunctions?
ISHAMPOO
FANBOYS
APPLESAUSE
AWUBIS
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SUBORDINATING Conjunction: If you have time, can you mow the lawn?
Mow
Can
If
Have
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Similes and metaphors are
figures of speech.
literal descriptions.
never used in text.
names of characters.
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which of these are a similes
My car is like a jungle
yellow and orange are alike
the mall is like a fair
12
Which of these are examples of subordinating conjunctions???
Similarly and Likewise
For and But
However and Therefore
Although and Whenever
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How can you use imagery?
Writing A book
To be more descriptive
Telling about an experience
All of the above
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SUBORDINATING Conjunction: Because he was so small, the kitten was hard to find.
To
Because
So
Hard
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subordinating conjunctions are associated with FANBOYS
True
False
16
Which is an example of imagery?
The water was as cold as ice and soothed my thirst.
The house was a two-story historical home.
I like to play outside.
My cat's name is Snowball.
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The ability to recognize subordinating conjunctions will...
help you make your sentences shorter
help you understand prepositions
help you make punctuation decisions
help you avoid sentence fragments
18
What is imagery?
Personification
Comparing two things using like or as
visually descriptive or figurative language
An extreme exaggeration
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Subordinating conjunctions unites
dependent and independent clauses
dependent and independent students
independent and dependent children
20
Adverb clauses are usually introduced by subordinating conjunctions such as ___
beforee
so that
as if
so
21
Which
words
are subordinating conjunctions?
although
dream
because
gather
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WHAT IS IMAGERY?
THE LESSON OR MESSAGE THAT ANYONE CAN LEARN FROM A STORY.
AN OBJECT THAT STANDS FOR SOMETHING DEEPER THAN ITSELF.
A COMPARISON USING LIKE OR AS
DESCRIPTION THAT APPEALS TO THE 5 SENSES
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SUBORDINATING Conjunction: We have to go to bed when the clock chimes ten.
Clock
We
When
Ten
24
Which uses subordinating conjunctions correctly?
I know where you are, don't you?
none of the above
I don't know
If you eat too much, your stomach will hurt.
25
Which sentence gives an example of imagery?
She ran and got to her bus in time.
She fell and scraped her knee.
I swallowed and felt the hot, thick tomato soup travel down.
She was late to school, but her teacher said nothing.
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Which of the following sentences are similes?
He likes to run after work.
She is smaller than a mouse.
He is as tall as a tree.
She wants to be a teacher.
27
Subordinating Conjunctions can occur at the beginning of a sentence?
True
False
28
Which subordinating conjunction fits in the sentence?
Once
Wherever
Whenever
29
Similes and metaphors both make
a lot of noise.
people feel bad.
comparisons.
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what are metaphors?
They compare two things without saying like or as.
Did you mean simile? Don´t they mean the same thing?
they compare to things using like or as.
Yes.
31
Identify the imagery sense that the words appeal to:
"It was dark and dim in the forest"
touch
hearing
smell
sight
32
Which imagery sense do the words appeal to?
"He whiffed the aroma of brewed coffee"
sight
taste
touch
smell
33
All of these words are subordinating conjunctions except:
since, that, unless, until
because, before, even if, even though
when, where, whereas, weather
although, after, as, as if
34
Which is a subordinating conjunction?
But
So
Yet
until
35
Although, since
and
so that
are examples of coordinating conjunctions.
False
True
36
Imagery refers to
dialogue
rhyming
description
opinion
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Similes and metaphors are as easy as pie.
Simile.
Metaphor.
