Unit 21- Relative adverbs and relative pronouns

Front

Central idea in a work

Back

theme

Front

Writing based on fact, real events, or people.

Back

non-fiction

Front

A figure of speech comparing using 'like' or 'as':

Back

simile

Front

Figure of speech stating one thing is another:

Back

metaphor

Front

Relates back to something or someone

Back

Relative pronoun

Front

Relates back to a time, place, or reason to provide more details about a noun.

Back

Relative adverb

Front

"Her teeth are shiny pearls" is an example of an...

Back

metaphor

Front

"James is as cool as a cat" is an example of a:

Back

simile

Front

"Laughter is the best medicine" is an example of a

Back

metaphor

Front

"He's as sick as a dog" is an example of a

Back

simile