Figurative Language, Cause and Effect, Inferences

Front

Both similes and metaphors ________.

Back

compare things

Front

A metaphor is a figure of speech that ________

Back

compares things without using 'like' or 'as'

Front

Identify the sentence with a simile:

Back

The thunder growled like a group of grizzly bears.

Front

Identify the sentence with a metaphor:

Back

The boy was a tornado of emotion.

Front

Sentence with hyperbole: The boy said he’d die of shame.

Back

The boy said he’d die of shame.

Front

Identify the sentence with a metaphor: Her eyes were two full moons.

Back

Her eyes were two full moons.

Front

Identify the figurative language: "The hug was like a soft blanket, wrapping Simone in warmth."

Back

simile

Front

Meaning of: "The hug was like a soft blanket, wrapping Simone in warmth."

Back

The hug made Simone feel warm and cared for.

Front

Identify the sentence with a metaphor:

Back

The boy was a tornado of emotion.

Front

Identify the hyperbole: "His snoring was louder than a chainsaw."

Back

"His snoring was louder than a chainsaw."