A) Alliteration was used because a snake makes the hissing sound. B) A metaphor was used because the snake is compared to a large area. C) Personification was used because the snake was given human qualities. D) A simile was used to let the reader know that the snake was very lengthy.
A) The soldier was motionless and still. B) The soldier was moving quickly. C) The soldier moves while he stands. D) The soldier moved around a lot.
A) I fell into my dad's outstretched arms. B) The oilskin pouch had a letter inside. C) The waterfall was very comforting. D) Papa sits by the warm fireplace.
A) the scales of alligators, p. 64 B) the speed of alligators, p. 30 C) the length of alligators, p. 48 D) the snout of alligators, p. 47
A) the front cover B) the contents C) the index D) the glossary
A) -less B) mis- C) -im D) re-
A) The earth loves all of her people. B) The Earth has a shape like a huge orange. C) The Earth is as round as a giant's basketball. D) The Earth is big and round.
A) The Title Page B) The Spine C) The Index D) Table of Contents
A) Pepita is fast like a cheetah. B) A dog can run fast, too. C) Your hands are as cold as ice. D) My dad is strong like an oak tree.
A) The sun is outside. B) The sun is large. C) The sun is a star. D) The sun smiles at me. |