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Figurative Language
Objective: To be able to identify 5 types of Figurative Language in the stories we
read.
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Simile
• A simile is a comparison of two UNLIKE objects, using the words ‘like’ or ‘as’.
– Mr. Ball was like a ray of sunshine.– His car sounded as if it was mad at us.
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Metaphor
• A metaphor compares two UNLIKE objects without using ‘like’ or ‘as’.
– Mr. Ball’s son is the world to him.– Mr. Miller is a library of information.
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Imagery
• Imagery is the use of language that creates an image in your mind as you read. Imagery appeals to your five senses.– As I walked through the Burger King
parking lot, the smell of hamburgers filled the air and made my mouth water. I could almost taste them.
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Personification
• Personification gives human qualities to inanimate (non-living) objects. – As I walked out of the jungle, the trees
waved goodbye in the wind.
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Alliteration
• Alliteration is the repetition of the first consonant in a word. This can create different effects in writing.– The soothing, swaying salsa sounds.– “Caw! Caw!” called the cranky crow.
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Identify the figurative language:
I love the scent of blossoming flowers and the warble of birds.
imagery
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Identify the figurative language:
His girlfriend was the sun and the moon to him.
metaphor
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Identify the figurative language:
The rain seemed like an old friend who had finally found me.
simile
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Identify the figurative language:
Mr. Ball’s mind was so full of ideas, it was ready to burst wide open!
imagery
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Identify the figurative language:
Dessert was dark chocolate, covered with a drizzle of slurpy strawberry syrup.
imagery
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Identify the figurative language:
Mmmm….Mr. Miller made maple muffins.
alliteration
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CREATE the figurative language:
Under the notes you’ve just made, create two examples of each type of figurative language. This is due for class tomorrow.