Directions: Answer each question, all the answers will have a letter in front of it. You apply the letter from the answer you chose in the blanks at the bottom of the page to find the missing word. Good luck! last word was… LEADER.
#1: What is the meaning of a hyperbole?
1: A group of words that, when used together, have a different meaning than the literal meaning of the words. (H)
2: A phrase usually over-exaggerating about something/someone. (T)
3: A person, place, or item. (Y)
4: A word that indicates what someone/something is doing.
#2: Which phrase below is an example of a hyperbole?
1: I am so hungry I could eat a horse! (H)
2: It is raining cats and dogs outside! (O)
3: Do you know where the car keys are? (K)
4: Even though Alex ran fast, Joe still won the race. (L)
#3: Wait word below is an example of a conjunction?
1: Table (Y)
2: Horse (K)
3: BANG (O)
4: And (U)
#4: which sentence below has a conjunction in it?
1: Joe won the race. Alex lost the race (U)
2: He not only ran fast, but he won the race. (N)
3: Thomas got an F on the exam. Thomas was upset. (T)
4: He left his keys in the car. He couldn’t get inside his car. (P)
#5: Which word below is a onomatopoeia?
1: And (O)
2: SPLAT! (D)
3: Table (R)
3: However (L)
#6: Which sentence below has at least 1 onomatopoeia?
1: Joe can’t write, however he can type. (R)
2: After the villain got to the city, the heroes approached him. (I)
3: The heroes defeated the villain and the villain was sent to jail. (H)
4: When the metal rods fell, they made a CLANG sound. (E)
#7: What is a prepositional phrase and what is an example of it?
1: A part of a sentence that the sentence isn’t dependent upon. EX: The tiger slept in the grass. (R)
2: A part of a sentence that the sentence isn’t dependent upon. EX: The cat fell.
3: A part of a sentence that the sentence isn’t dependent upon. EX: The bike broke.
4: A part of a sentence that the sentence isn’t dependent upon. EX: The bird slept.
FILL IN THE BLANKS: 1: __ 2: __ 3: __ 4:__ 5:__ 6:__ 7:__
THE WORD IS…_____________