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Figurative Language Terms

Figurative Language Terms. Double click the title and change the text to tell your animal name and name your quiz. Let’s Get Started!!. A comparison of 2 unlike things without using like or as. A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as. 1. What is a metaphor?.

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Figurative Language Terms

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  1. Figurative Language Terms Double click the title and change the text to tell your animal name and name your quiz. Let’s Get Started!!

  2. A comparison of 2 unlike things without using like or as A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as 1. What is a metaphor? You can right click on the blue buttons to change the words. Keep in mind that Choice A is the correct answer and Choice B is the wrong answer. You can move them around on the slide (so the right answer is not always on the right), but be sure that when you show the quiz, that the buttons go to the right place. A B

  3.  You are correct! Q1

  4. Using the same beginning sound repetitively Using the same word over again 2. What is alliteration? You can right click on the blue buttons to change the words. Keep in mind that Choice A is the correct answer and Choice B is the wrong answer. You can move them around on the slide (so the right answer is not always on the right), but be sure that when you show the quiz, that the buttons go to the right place. Choice A Choice B

  5.  You are correct! Q2

  6. A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as A comparison of 2 unlike things without using like or as 3. What is a simile? You can right click on the blue buttons to change the words. Keep in mind that Choice A is the correct answer and Choice B is the wrong answer. You can move them around on the slide (so the right answer is not always on the right), but be sure that when you show the quiz, that the buttons go to the right place. Choice A Choice B

  7. You are correct! Q3

  8. Bang Shelf 4. What is an example of onomatopoia? You can right click on the blue buttons to change the words. Keep in mind that Choice A is the correct answer and Choice B is the wrong answer. You can move them around on the slide (so the right answer is not always on the right), but be sure that when you show the quiz, that the buttons go to the right place. Choice A Choice B

  9.  You are correct! Q4

  10. Correct Answer here Wrong Answer here Question 5 You can right click on the blue buttons to change the words. Keep in mind that Choice A is the correct answer and Choice B is the wrong answer. You can move them around on the slide (so the right answer is not always on the right), but be sure that when you show the quiz, that the buttons go to the right place. Choice A Choice B

  11.  You are correct! Q5

  12. What did you learn? End Show

  13.  Uh-oh, try again!

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