Figurative Language.

5/16/2019

As you read, look for examples of figurative language in your reading. Look at the list to the right and identify two examples for your reading.

Write about the use of figurative language in your book. How does it help your understanding of the plot or the characters?

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21 Comments

d e s m o n d

5/16/2019 02:13:35 pm

May 16 2019
Title: THE PHOENIX OF DESTINY
Author Geronimo Stilton

The two simile I see in the book that is one sentence say " The phonix is shiny as gold.And the other one is The Queen is mean as a Rat.

Kent

5/16/2019 02:21:08 pm

Title: The Trials of Apollo.
Author: Rick Riordan
In the story there was a simile ("you are ugly and a garbage can.")
Also there was a onomatopoeia which was boom, the lights went of.

Kylie

5/16/2019 02:47:59 pm

Title: The Secret Garden
Author: Frances Hodgson Burnett

Simile: The gardener says to Mary "both of us as sour as we look" and it shows how lone he is and how much he understands the loneliness Mary also feels

Metaphor: her hair was like curly silk it tells me how curly her hair is

Jayden

5/16/2019 03:34:19 pm

The book does not have any figurative language.

Kezdean

5/16/2019 03:37:58 pm

Title:Fox in Socks
Author: Dr.Seuss

Alliteration: "Hose goes. Rose grows. Nose hose goes some. Crow's rose grows some."

Phun

5/16/2019 03:49:16 pm

Harry :Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

onomatopoeia: BOOM, SMASH They help me understand the reading by helping me comprehend the noises in my head

Leana

5/16/2019 03:56:06 pm

5/16/2019
Title: Race the Wild: Arctic Freeze
Author: Kristin Earhart
Metaphor: Right now, Dev felt the cold blooded part was especially true of the mosquitoes. They showed no mercy!

Ivy Doan

5/16/2019 04:04:26 pm

5/16/2019
Book: Diary of the Wimpy Kid
Author: Jeff Kinney
This book has a bunch of onomatopoeia espically in the pictures. For example in page 65, there's a pic of him hopping with the sound effect,"hop."

Leana

5/16/2019 04:04:34 pm

5/16/2019
Title: Katts V.S. Doggs
Author: James Patterson
Onomatopoeia: Oscar gave a hearty howl! " Aaaa-ooooh!"

nathaniel

5/16/2019 04:45:14 pm

Help a monster is a Hyperbole. When I find Anne i'm going to kill her is a hyperbole.

BENJAMIN

5/16/2019 05:20:44 pm

I hope they traped spegeti saild jack. I hpe they traped pizza saild annie.

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Patrick

5/16/2019 06:08:11 pm

title:The wizard's wand
Author:Geronimo Stilton
In the story when Geronimo saw thirteen unicorns pulling a carriage he said "Had cheese slipped of my cracker?" I think it was a metaphor that meant that he was losing his mind or seeing things.

Natalie

5/16/2019 07:08:18 pm

Title:How I survived Middle School : How Pops stole Christmas
Author:Nancy Krulik
Date:5/16/19 (In Great Wolf Lodge! so fun!)

Two figurative language I found in the book was we should get out of the cold before it breaks our jackets and I'm so hungry I could eat a cow

Jared

5/16/2019 07:11:03 pm

Title:auggie and me
Author: rj Palacio
The book has the simile he walked sideways like a crab

Ethan

5/16/2019 07:35:16 pm

Title: NERDS NATIONAL ESPIONAGE RESCUE AND DEFENCE SOCIETY
Author: Michael Buckley
The 2 similes are "We can drop them anywhere and they go virtually undetected." It means they are really undercover. The second one is They have billions of dollars in their fingertips. It means they are rich.

Nathan

5/16/2019 07:37:25 pm

Date: 5/16/19
Title: IMPOSTERS
Author: Scott Westerfeld
The book has a simile: Anatomy classes spill like fire through my head. This helps me understand how much it hurts.
The book has a onomatopoeia it says that "sand filters down whenever a boom sounds outside." This helps me understand the text more because it show how unstable the houses are.

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5/3/2022 10:55:53 am

Do not say stuff like that!!!!!

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5/3/2022 10:53:12 am

add two more fat pig

Olivia

10/29/2022 04:20:56 pm

Thank you 🙏 god bless

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