Whoosh

Why did the kids call her Gadoosh?

• Because she would say "Gad--oosh"

• Because they loved her "Whooshing game"

• Because they loved her shoes

• Because they loved her hat

What sound does wind make?

• splash

• whoosh

• crash

• rumble

What does the word 'whoosh' typically describe?

• A) A slow movement

• B) A loud noise

• C) A gentle breeze

• D) A sudden rush

In literature, how might an author use the word 'whoosh' to enhance a scene?

• A) To describe a character's thoughts

• B) To create a sense of calm

• C) To depict a fast action or movement

• D) To introduce a new character

Which of the following sentences uses 'whoosh' correctly?

• A) The whoosh of the turtle was slow and steady.

• B) The whoosh of the wind startled the children.

• C) The whoosh of the clock was barely audible.

• D) The whoosh of the sun was bright and warm.

What part of speech is 'whoosh' when used in the sentence: 'The whoosh of the train was deafening'?

• A) Verb

• B) Adjective

• C) Noun

• D) Adverb

Choose the sentence that best illustrates onomatopoeia with 'whoosh'.

• A) The whoosh of the leaves was silent.

• B) The whoosh echoed in the empty hallway.

• C) The whoosh was a gentle whisper.

• D) The whoosh was a loud, rushing sound.

Which literary device is exemplified by the word 'whoosh'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Onomatopoeia

• D) Alliteration

How can 'whoosh' be used to describe a character's action in a story?

• A) The character whooshed into the room, unnoticed.

• B) The character whooshed slowly, taking their time.

• C) The character whooshed with a quiet demeanor.

• D) The character whooshed with a loud, sudden entrance.

What is the effect of using 'whoosh' in a sentence?

• A) It slows down the pace.

• B) It adds a sense of speed or suddenness.

• C) It creates confusion.

• D) It makes the sentence longer.