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Connotative Language

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    Connotative Language
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  • Elise studied really hard for her test and got a 7/10. Mervyn didn't study at all and got a 10/10 on the same test. At recess, Elise looked at Mervyn green with envy. What does "green with envy" mean?
    Jealousy
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  • Carl's watch was as golden as the sun. What two subjects are compared in this sentence?
    Carl's watch and the sun.
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  • That news story is unusual. That news story is bizarre. Which word has a negative connotation?
    Bizarre
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  • My little cousin is very curious. My little cousin is very nosy. Which word has a positive connotation?
    Curious
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  • People love to be around him because he is arrogant. People love to be around him because he is confident. Which word has a positive connotation?
    Confident
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  • Alex's sister fell off her tricycle and cried tears falling down like rain. What kind of figurative language does this example show?
    Simile
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  • Vicky's personality is as sweet as candy. What kind of figurative language is used here?
    Simile
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  • Apollo can be seen as a clever god. Apollo can be seen as a sly god. Which word has a negative connotation?
    Sly
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  • Every morning, my alarm clock yells at me to get up out of bed. What kind of figurative language does this example show?
    Personification
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  • The snow is a white blanket over the mountains. What kind of figurative language does this example show?
    Metaphor
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  • He is a shining star. What kind of figurative language does this example show?
    Metaphor
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  • The last piece of pie was calling her name. What kind of figurative language does this example show?
    Personification
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