Flocabulary

Onomatopoeia is

• using the same sound to start several words.

• using words to mimic sounds.

• repeating a word or phrase.

• exaggerating for effect.

Sometimes, a difficult word or phrase is explained in simpler language. Look for a synonym: a word or phrase that has the same meaning as the unknown word. Read the following passage, then answer the question. THe mayor's speech was bombastic. It was full of big words but had very little meaning. The town's citizens left the meeting more confused than ever. Which word or phrase from the passage helps you figure out the meaning of the word "bombastic"?

• "The mayor's"

• "more confused than ever"

• "full or big words but had very little meaning"

• "citizens"

What is the primary purpose of Flocabulary in an English classroom?

• To teach mathematical concepts

• To enhance vocabulary and language skills

• To provide historical facts

• To improve physical fitness

Which of the following is a feature of Flocabulary?

• Interactive math problems

• Animated educational videos

• Live sports events

• Cooking tutorials

Flocabulary often uses which of the following to engage students?

• Silent reading

• Musical rhymes and beats

• Physical exercises

• Cooking recipes

In Flocabulary, what is the term for a word that sounds like what it describes?

• Metaphor

• Onomatopoeia

• Simile

• Alliteration

Which literary device is commonly used in Flocabulary songs to help with memorization?

• Irony

• Alliteration

• Hyperbole

• Oxymoron

What type of content does Flocabulary provide to help with reading comprehension?

• Scientific experiments

• Animated stories and quizzes

• Historical documentaries

• Live interviews

Flocabulary is most similar to which of the following educational tools?

• Textbooks

• Flashcards

• Educational songs and videos

• Workbooks

Which of the following best describes the tone of Flocabulary content?

• Formal and serious

• Light-hearted and engaging

• Strict and disciplinary

• Monotonous and dull