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What does the word reiterate mean in this sentence? "My dad had to reiterate to my brother he could not stay up to midnight on a school night"
tell him again
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Which root word does not go with the prefix mis- a. Misjudge b. Misuse C.Misalarm D. misunderstand
Misalarm
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How is a hyperbole different from a personification?
Hyperbole is an exaggeration, a personification gives human qualities to non-human objects or ideas.
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over- means
too much
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Turn this metaphor into a simile: My baby brother is a cute teddy bear.
My baby brother is as cute as a teddy bear
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Make a hyperbole using the word: A billion
It took me a billion years to finish my homework
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What figurative language is this? The car ice skated across the slippery streets.
Personification
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What figurative language is this? Ice cream is happiness in a bowl
Metaphor
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under means
not enough
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What does the word "overcast" mean in this sentence? The weather was extremely overcast today, I'm not sure we even saw the sun.
over=too much, so too much cloudy weather.
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Pre means?
before
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What figurative language is this? The tulips nodded their heads in the wind.
Personification
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dis means
not
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mis means?
bad/wrong
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How is a simile different from a metaphor?
a simile compares two things using like or as a metaphor compares two things without like or as
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Which root word does not go with the prefix pre- A. Pretest B. Predict C. Prepare D. Prestand
Prestand
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Make a personification using these two words: trees, danced
E.g. the trees danced in the wind.
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re-means
again
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how is an alliteration different from an onomatopoeia?
alliteration-starts with the same sound, Onomatopeia makes a sound
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