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"What Does That Mean?"
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How confident are you about the skills in this lesson?
Not confident at all.
Somewhat confident.
Pretty confident.
Super confident.
Is this a simile? 'Her smile was like sunshine.'
Yes
No
Select the simile:
She is fierce.
The lion is scary.
He's as brave as a lion.
He roared loudly.
What two things does this simile compare? 'He swims like a fish.'
Swimming and fishing
He and a fish
He and a boat
Fish and water
Is this a simile? 'The stars are diamonds in the sky.'
Yes
No
Is this a metaphor? "Time is a thief."
Yes
No
Select the metaphor:
The stage is bright.
He runs fast.
The world is big.
The world is a stage.
What two things does this metaphor compare? "Her smile is sunshine."
Her and sunshine
Sunshine and rain
Smile and sunshine
Smile and frown
Is this a metaphor? "He is a lion in battle."
Yes
No
Is 'break the ice' an idiom in this sentence? "Since the meeting was so awkward, she decided to break the ice by making a joke."
No
Yes
Select the sentence with an idiom:
He kicked a ball toward the goal
He kicked a friend in the shin.
My old car finally kicked the bucket, so I had to buy a new one.
He kicked the ground when he was walking.
Is 'raining cats and dogs' an idiom?
No
Yes
Select the idiom:
She has a bag in her hand.
She owns a cat.
She found a cat in the alley.
She let the cat out of the bag when she shared the secret.
Is the phrase 'The sun smiled brightly' personification?
No
Yes
Select the personification:
The wind was cold
The leaves fell down
The tree was tall
The leaves danced
Is 'Time creeps by slowly' an example of personification?
Yes
No
Select the personification:
The wind is cold
The wind whispered
Secrets are hidden
It was a windy day
Although I was unable to understand all of the details of the presentation, I did get the
gist
of it.
humor
main point
notes
At a special ceremony, the police chief gave the officer a
commendation
for bravery.
an award for an outstanding achievement
an object designed to bring good luck
a lecture
Night is the time when many animals
forage
, or search, for food.
come out at night
sleep
search
The waiter was so
brusque
that we left only a small tip. He was impolite and impatient, and seemed annoyed whenever we asked for something.
acting or speaking in a rude, abrupt manner
frightening looking
knowledgeable and skilled
What does 'interact' mean?
To argue with someone.
To communicate or work with others.
To avoid others completely.
To ignore all requests.
What does 'malfunction' mean?
To fail to work properly or correctly.
To start functioning normally.
To work better than expected.
To run smoothly and efficiently.
What does 'nonexistent' mean?
Not present or not real.
Existing in a different form.
Only visible at night.
Found everywhere around us.
What does 'preview' mean?
To see or show in advance.
To skip something entirely.
To understand after it happens.
To delete all information.
What does 'happiness' mean?
Quality of being sad.
Feeling of anger.
Act of making people happy.
State of being joyful.
What does 'careless' mean?
Having too much care.
Acting responsibly.
Full of caution.
Without care or attention.
What does 'quickly' mean?
In a careful way.
With a lot of thought.
In a fast manner.
In a slow manner.
What does the word 'biography' refer to?
A type of fiction.
A story about a person's life.
A scientific research document.
A book about plants.
What does 'flexible' mean?
Able to bend easily without breaking.
Strong and unyielding.
Hard and rigid.
Always changing shape.
What does 'geology' study?
The study of human behavior.
Weather patterns and climate.
The history of art.
The earth's structure and processes.
