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WorksheetsMarch Word Work
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
giving an object humanlike qualities
personification
similie
idiom
hyperbole
a comparison of two objects using the words like or as
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
a fixed expression with nonliteral meaning
hyperbole
enigma
idiom
metaphor
a puzzle or mystery
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
enigma
objective
extreme exaggeration
personification
metaphor
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
a comparison between two objects NOT using the words like or as
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
tone
a word that is a sound such as "boom"
personification
pompous
tone
onomatopoeia
arrogant or conceited
mood
tone
pompous
enigma
the writer's attitude toward their work
mood
tone
objective
text structure
the feeling that a text gives the readers
tone
mood
pompous
text structure
purpose, goal, or target
enigma
text structure
objective
mood
how the informations within a written text is organized
onomatopoeia
text structure
tone
idiom
carefree; not being attached to anyone romantically
get a kick out of something
get something off your chest
footloose and fancy free
get into the swing of things
to enjoy, thrill
get a kick out of something
footloose and fancy free
get into the swing of things
get something off your chest
to become accustomed to the routine
footloose and fancy free
get a kick out of something
get into the swing of things
get something off your chest
to make know a secret
footloose and fancy free
get a kick out of something
get into the swing of things
get something off your chest
Root "loc"
place
city/government
writing, printing
to write
Root "poli" or "polis"
place
city, government
writing, printing
to write
Root "graph"
place
city, government
writing, printing
to write
Root "scrib" or "script"
place
city, government
writing, printing
to write
takes the place of a noun Examples: he or she
conjunction
preposition
verb
pronoun
an action or being word
Example: walk
conjunction
preposition
verb
pronoun
shows relationships
Examples: by, under, near
conjunction
preposition
verb
pronoun
connects words or clauses
Example: and, or, but
conjunction
preposition
verb
pronoun
