English Q3 Week 3 - Literal and Implied Meaning

The sun rises in the east.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

My brother is a night owl.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

The baby is sleeping peacefully.


Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

Her smile is brighter than the stars.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

The teacher wrote on the board.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

You need to hit the books tonight for the big exam.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

He has a heart of gold.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

The clock on the wall is ticking.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

The flowers in the garden are blooming beautifully.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied

After the argument, she gave me the cold shoulder.

Does the sentence show a LITERAL MEANING or an IMPLIED MEANING?

• Literal

• Implied