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What are transition words?
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
Which of these contains a kenning?
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
Identify the metaphor:
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
What is alliteration?
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
What separates a simile from a metaphor?
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
Which of these properly uses transition words?
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
A kenning can be described as...
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
Which of these is an alliteration?
A group of words that start with the same letter or sound
The use of 'like' or 'as.'
We've been climbing this dragon spire for days; the mountain seems never-ending!
That cloud is a black sheep; it is far away from the other clouds in the sky.
Words that transition an idea to another
Although it is easy to judge a person based on looks, there is often more to them.
Two nouns that, when placed together, create a metaphorical compound word
My cat is a curiously cheerful shade of crimson.
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