Unit 1 Review Part 2

Unit 1 Review

Unit 1 SCA part 2

​Hyperbole

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​A Hyperbole is an exaggeration to show emphasis. It is not to be taken literally.

​Example of Hyperboles

​I hit the ball to the moon!

​ This means they hit the ball really far, but not as far as the moon.

I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!​

They are really hungry, but won't ACTUALLY eat a horse​

Multiple Choice

What does the hyperbole mean....

It's so hot you could fry an egg on the sidewalk.

• Breakfast is awesome

• Eggs are healthy

• It is a nice and breezy day.

• It is really really hot outside.

​Point of view

​1st Person	​2nd Person	​3rd Person
​I	​You	​She/He
​Me	​	​Character's name
​We	​	​

​Point of view tells us who is telling the story. These keywords tell us which point of view it is.

Multiple Choice

What point of view is this sentence?

Bella and I are going to the picnic.

• 1st Person

• 2nd Person

• 3rd Person

​Quotations

​Quotations are used to show someone is talking.

Quotations are paired with a comma.​

​Quotation Example

​Linda said, "I would love to play soccer with you."

Notice how the quotation is paired with puncuation.​

Multiple Choice

Which of these sentences uses quotations correctly?

• 'Luke said,' Let's go eat pizza.

• I don't want pizza." said Martha"

• "I want cheese pizza," said Mary.

• 'I would rather have tacos Perry', said.

Multiple Choice

Edit: Which of the following is correct?

• Wow, that necklace really sparkle.

• Wow, that necklace really sparkles.

• Wow, the necklace really sparkle.

• Wow, necklace relly sparkle.

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to combine these sentences?

She goes to her room. She picks up her toys.

• She goes to her room but, picks up her toys.

• She goes to her room and picks up her toys.

• She goes to her room or picks up her toys.

• She goes to her room picks up her toys.