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Late Season Literary Lingo Review
Late Season Literary Lingo Review
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Continued review of the literary terms that we have been studying all year
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1
The title of the Jerry Spinelli book we read was
Jason and the Golden Fleece
Frozen Man
Maniac Magee
Bud, Not Buddy
2
What 3 things does a myth contain?
lessons about life, mortals and machines
gods & goddesses, music and adventure
god & goddesses, mortals, morals or tales of nature
gods & goddesses, heroes and ancient Greece
3
The computer is a window to the future, is a
Simile
metaphor
understatement
hyperbole
4
The picture on the right shows a poem made up of several
stanzas
rhymes
authors
titles
5
She has gained a million pounds eating McDonald's French fries is an example of a
alliteration
understatement
stanza
hyperbole
6
If you are a protagonist in a story, you'd be
Maniac Magee, Buddy Caldwell
working against the main character
one of t he characters in the story
the most important character in the story
7
In order to write a simile, you need to
make sure people can see your twist
compare one thing to another
be able to use an adjective to describe a noun
use like or as to compare 2 things
8
Which of the examples below, show genres?
fiction, biography, nonfiction, fantasy
rap, classical, easy listening, rock & roll
movies, magazines, books, songs
Bud, Not Buddy; Frozen man, Maniac Magee
9
What is the difference between a movie and a book?
books have authors, movie don't
movies have titles, books don't
a book has a plot, a movie doesn't
a book has characters, a movie doesn't
10
An example of using imagery to describe the picture to the right......
The piano is as colorful as a Hawaiian shirt
pictures of pianos, polluted my paper
tangerine orange, lemonade pink with just a dash of sunshine
All the colors of the rainbow are in t he piano
11
Onomatopoeia is shown in which example below
His stomach was a Refrigerator
Cute as a button
Sally Sells Seashells by the Seashore
snap, crackle, pop
12
Which of the examples below shows a moral?
Don't step on a crack you'll break your mother's back
"Oh, say can you see?"
One potato, two potato, three potato, four
Do unto others as you would have done unto you