Figurative Language Practice for "The Roach"

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13 questions

Question 1

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Question 2

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Question 1

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Question 2

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Question 3

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Question 4

How does the use of onomatopoeia add to the story? Think... what does it do for the story that plain literal language would not

Question 5

Type a sentence of your own that contains onomatopoeia. Do not reuse one from the story.

Question 6

Find a metaphor in “The Roach” and type it here

Question 7

What two things does the metaphor you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Question 8

Complete the sentence below to write your own metaphor.

The snow...

Question 9

What two things does your metaphor compare? What quality or aspect of snow does the comparison illuminate?

Question 10

10.

Find a simile in “The Roach” and type it here.

Question 11

11.

What two things does the simile you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Question 12

12.

Complete the sentence below to write your own simile.

Lee moved across the room...

Question 13

13.

What two things does your simile compare? What quality or aspect of how Lee moved does the comparison illuminate?

Question 3

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Question 4

How does the use of onomatopoeia add to the story? Think... what does it do for the story that plain literal language would not

Question 5

Type a sentence of your own that contains onomatopoeia. Do not reuse one from the story.

Question 6

Find a metaphor in “The Roach” and type it here

Question 7

What two things does the metaphor you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Question 8

Complete the sentence below to write your own metaphor.

The snow...

Question 9

What two things does your metaphor compare? What quality or aspect of snow does the comparison illuminate?

Question 10

10.

Find a simile in “The Roach” and type it here.

Question 11

11.

What two things does the simile you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Question 12

12.

Complete the sentence below to write your own simile.

Lee moved across the room...

Question 13

13.

Figurative Language Practice for "The Roach"

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

How does the use of onomatopoeia add to the story? Think... what does it do for the story that plain literal language would not

Type a sentence of your own that contains onomatopoeia. Do not reuse one from the story.

Find a metaphor in “The Roach” and type it here

What two things does the metaphor you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Complete the sentence below to write your own metaphor. The snow...

What two things does your metaphor compare? What quality or aspect of snow does the comparison illuminate?

Find a simile in “The Roach” and type it here.

What two things does the simile you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Complete the sentence below to write your own simile. Lee moved across the room...

What two things does your simile compare? What quality or aspect of how Lee moved does the comparison illuminate?

Type one of the lines you found that shows onomatopoeia.

How does the use of onomatopoeia add to the story? Think... what does it do for the story that plain literal language would not

Type a sentence of your own that contains onomatopoeia. Do not reuse one from the story.

Find a metaphor in “The Roach” and type it here

What two things does the metaphor you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Complete the sentence below to write your own metaphor. The snow...

What two things does your metaphor compare? What quality or aspect of snow does the comparison illuminate?

Find a simile in “The Roach” and type it here.

What two things does the simile you found compare? What quality or aspect of one of the things does the comparison illuminate?

Complete the sentence below to write your own simile. Lee moved across the room...

What two things does your simile compare? What quality or aspect of how Lee moved does the comparison illuminate?

Complete the sentence below to write your own metaphor.

The snow...

Complete the sentence below to write your own simile.

Lee moved across the room...

Complete the sentence below to write your own metaphor.

The snow...

Complete the sentence below to write your own simile.

Lee moved across the room...