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In which two ways is the title "Ginny: The Smartest and Strongest Hamster on This Side of Florida" an example of hyperbole?

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Read this sentence from the passage.
"Ginny climbed onto a tree stump, took a deep breath, and chittered loud enough for the sound to be heard all the way in North Carolina." (Paragraph 6)
Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?

climbed onto a tree stump

took a deep breath

chittered loud enough

heard all the way in North Carolina

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What effect does this hyperbole have on the passage?

It adds humor

It shows conflict

It tells the theme

It describes the setting

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Read this sentence from the passage.
"As the forest animals watched, she took a deep breath, bellowed out a loud chitter, and sprinted toward the water tower."
Which two words are antonyms for bellowed?

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Choose the correct order of letter to match the words normal and secret from paragraph 2 with their antonyms.

A, D, E, H, I, L

G, B, I, D, K, F

A, G, H, C, J, E, L

G, H, I D, E, F

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What is the meaning of boarded as it is used in paragraph 1?

carried a board

received daily meals

tightly held on to

got into or on

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Read the following sentence.
"Jaxon could barely hear her over the moaning and groaning of the boat as it left the dock."
What kind of figurative language is used in the sentence?

simile

metaphor

idiom

personification

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Which detail from the story contains a simile?

"Jaxon had never been in a boat before, and the thought of traveling across the bay was making his knees weak."

"His classmates were all laughing and joking as they grabbed their life jackets, but Jaxon wasn't even smiling."

"This boat is as strong as that oak over there."

"The ocean breeze began to melt away Jaxon's fears."

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How does the simile in question 9 help readers understand the story?

It explains how Jaxon is feeling.

It describes how steady and safe the boat is.

It shows how excited everyone is to ride the boat.

It tells how Jaxon is affected by the fresh air.

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Which detail from the story contains a metaphor?

"His class was going on a tour of a lighthouse for their field trip."

"He was a stone sinking in a sea of worry."

"...then she pointed to a large tree along the rocky coastline."

"....Jaxon joined his classmates at the bow of the boat to admire the view."

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What does the metaphor in question 10 help readers understand?

where the field trip takes place

how a character feels

what the setting looks like

how a character acts

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Choose which sentence shows personification.

As Jaxon looked out at the lighthouse, he saw the sunlight hop and dance on the water.

He took a deep breath- the smell of saltwater and fresh air filled his lungs.

The ocean breeze began to melt away Jaxon's fears.

He took another deep breath, and the butterflies in his stomach disappeared.

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What lesson does Jax learn at the end of the story?

Traveling by boat can be quick and easy.

It is important to follow boating safety rules.

Worrying can prevent a person from enjoying themselves.

The ocean can be both beautiful and dangerous.

U2 W3-4 (Figurative Language)

U2 W3-4 (Figurative Language)

In which two ways is the title "Ginny: The Smartest and Strongest Hamster on This Side of Florida" an example of hyperbole?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"Ginny climbed onto a tree stump, took a deep breath, and chittered loud enough for the sound to be heard all the way in North Carolina." (Paragraph 6)
Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?

What effect does this hyperbole have on the passage?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"As the forest animals watched, she took a deep breath, bellowed out a loud chitter, and sprinted toward the water tower."
Which two words are antonyms for bellowed?

Choose the correct order of letter to match the words normal and secret from paragraph 2 with their antonyms.

What is the meaning of boarded as it is used in paragraph 1?

Read the following sentence.
"Jaxon could barely hear her over the moaning and groaning of the boat as it left the dock."
What kind of figurative language is used in the sentence?

Which detail from the story contains a simile?

How does the simile in question 9 help readers understand the story?

Which detail from the story contains a metaphor?

What does the metaphor in question 10 help readers understand?

Choose which sentence shows personification.

What lesson does Jax learn at the end of the story?

In which two ways is the title "Ginny: The Smartest and Strongest Hamster on This Side of Florida" an example of hyperbole?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"Ginny climbed onto a tree stump, took a deep breath, and chittered loud enough for the sound to be heard all the way in North Carolina." (Paragraph 6)
Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?

What effect does this hyperbole have on the passage?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"As the forest animals watched, she took a deep breath, bellowed out a loud chitter, and sprinted toward the water tower."
Which two words are antonyms for bellowed?

Choose the correct order of letter to match the words normal and secret from paragraph 2 with their antonyms.

What is the meaning of boarded as it is used in paragraph 1?

Read the following sentence.
"Jaxon could barely hear her over the moaning and groaning of the boat as it left the dock."
What kind of figurative language is used in the sentence?

Which detail from the story contains a simile?

How does the simile in question 9 help readers understand the story?

Which detail from the story contains a metaphor?

What does the metaphor in question 10 help readers understand?

Choose which sentence shows personification.

What lesson does Jax learn at the end of the story?

U2 W3-4 (Figurative Language)

U2 W3-4 (Figurative Language)

In which two ways is the title "Ginny: The Smartest and Strongest Hamster on This Side of Florida" an example of hyperbole?

Read this sentence from the passage."Ginny climbed onto a tree stump, took a deep breath, and chittered loud enough for the sound to be heard all the way in North Carolina." (Paragraph 6)Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?

What effect does this hyperbole have on the passage?

Read this sentence from the passage."As the forest animals watched, she took a deep breath, bellowed out a loud chitter, and sprinted toward the water tower."Which two words are antonyms for bellowed?

Choose the correct order of letter to match the words normal and secret from paragraph 2 with their antonyms.

What is the meaning of boarded as it is used in paragraph 1?

Read the following sentence."Jaxon could barely hear her over the moaning and groaning of the boat as it left the dock."What kind of figurative language is used in the sentence?

Which detail from the story contains a simile?

How does the simile in question 9 help readers understand the story?

Which detail from the story contains a metaphor?

What does the metaphor in question 10 help readers understand?

Choose which sentence shows personification.

What lesson does Jax learn at the end of the story?

In which two ways is the title "Ginny: The Smartest and Strongest Hamster on This Side of Florida" an example of hyperbole?

Read this sentence from the passage."Ginny climbed onto a tree stump, took a deep breath, and chittered loud enough for the sound to be heard all the way in North Carolina." (Paragraph 6)Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?

What effect does this hyperbole have on the passage?

Read this sentence from the passage."As the forest animals watched, she took a deep breath, bellowed out a loud chitter, and sprinted toward the water tower."Which two words are antonyms for bellowed?

Choose the correct order of letter to match the words normal and secret from paragraph 2 with their antonyms.

What is the meaning of boarded as it is used in paragraph 1?

Read the following sentence."Jaxon could barely hear her over the moaning and groaning of the boat as it left the dock."What kind of figurative language is used in the sentence?

Which detail from the story contains a simile?

How does the simile in question 9 help readers understand the story?

Which detail from the story contains a metaphor?

What does the metaphor in question 10 help readers understand?

Choose which sentence shows personification.

What lesson does Jax learn at the end of the story?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"Ginny climbed onto a tree stump, took a deep breath, and chittered loud enough for the sound to be heard all the way in North Carolina." (Paragraph 6)
Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"As the forest animals watched, she took a deep breath, bellowed out a loud chitter, and sprinted toward the water tower."
Which two words are antonyms for bellowed?

Read the following sentence.
"Jaxon could barely hear her over the moaning and groaning of the boat as it left the dock."
What kind of figurative language is used in the sentence?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"Ginny climbed onto a tree stump, took a deep breath, and chittered loud enough for the sound to be heard all the way in North Carolina." (Paragraph 6)
Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?

Read this sentence from the passage.
"As the forest animals watched, she took a deep breath, bellowed out a loud chitter, and sprinted toward the water tower."
Which two words are antonyms for bellowed?

Read the following sentence.
"Jaxon could barely hear her over the moaning and groaning of the boat as it left the dock."
What kind of figurative language is used in the sentence?