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Literal and Firgurative Language A Grade Range Complete this page in addition to page 2 and 3 to recieve an A, 90%-100%
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A. TERMS: Complete all of the terms from page 2, and page 3. You need the definition and 5 samples for the following terms. You will have a total of 100 from all 3 pages. Please follow the appropriate links on the right of this page. Types of Figurative Language to define: *Paradox *Proverb *Symbol *Allusion *Satire *Allegory *Analogy *Irony *Parable B. PROJECT: Complete the project from page 2, but you only need 1 illustration. Complete the project from page 3. Additional Project for this page: Creative Writing Challenge! Write a short story including the following: * A minimum of 10 FigurativeLanguage terms. * A minimum of 10 Idioms. * Don't Forget to create an Appropriate title for your story. Have fun with the story. Underline all of the figurative language terms, as well as the idioms. The story MUST be typed, and MUST be double-speaced. To see examples, please visit the link to the right labeled Story Examples. C. GAMES: For your fun and enjoyment: Click on the links to the right to play some fun Figurative Language Games and to help review for the quiz! D.QUIZ: Take the Quiz labeled "Quiz 3", from the classroom Figurative Language folders, mark your answers, and attach the quiz to this project. This will be in addition to the Quizes from page 2 and 3. |
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