Unit 2 Week 2 Review

Theme is

• A detailed retelling of the story

• A lesson or moral that the author is trying to tell the reader

• A type of poem

• An extreme exaggeration

He was a lion on the football field

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Prefix

• Suffix

He was like a lion on the football field

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Cause and Effect

• 1st Person Point of View

She is as busy as a bee

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Chronological Order

Metaphor

• Uses like or as

• Uses is or was

• Always at the start of a word

• Always at the end of a word

Simile

• Is what the story is mostly about

• Metaphor

• Is a comparison that uses like or as

• Is a comparison that does not use like or as

When I asked him if he was the one who took my chips from my lunch, he said no but his eyes betrayed him. What does betrayed mean?

• Betrayed means to hide something successfully.
• Betrayed means revealed or showed something that was meant to be hidden.
• Betrayed means to ignore or overlook something.
• Betrayed means to be loyal or faithful.

Poems use

• Sentences

• Paragraphs

• Lines

• are always non fiction

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Simile

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(b) Metaphor

• Her smile was as bright as the sun

• Life is a journey filled with twists and turns

• She fought like a lion

• She was as cold as ice

• They were as busy as bees

• He was as brave as a soldier

• He was a plane as he flew through the air

• He is a shining star in the darkness

• His anger caused him to become a volcano

• The world is a stage and we are merely players

• Time is a thief that steals our moments

• Her voice was music to his ears

• The snow was a white blanket on the lawn

• Her heart was as heavy as lead

• He was angry like a volcano

• His words were as sharp as a knife

She had been waiting all day to see her favorite singer. It was only one hour until showtime and she was eager to get inside and get a good seat. What does eager mean?

• Having a casual interest in something.
• Being forced to attend an event.
• Having a strong desire or enthusiasm to do something.
• Feeling indifferent about the situation.