Vocab Minute week 5 SEPT 19- SEPT 23. September 19 page 21 Write the definition and answer the questions. 1. Metaphor (n) a comparison that does not use.

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Vocab Minute week 5 SEPT 19- SEPT 23

September 19 page 21 Write the definition and answer the questions. 1. Metaphor (n) a comparison that does not use “like” or “as.”  Freddie is a (type of animal) when he eats. 2. Rhythm (n) in poetry, rhythm is the pattern of the number of syllables in a line.  What else has rhythm besides poetry? 3. Imagery (n) in literature, the descriptive writing that appeals to the five senses. (smell, sight, taste, sound, touch)  Write a description using visual imagery.

September 20 page 21 Context Clues: Write the underlined word and the synonym as it is used in context.

September 21 Page 21 Roots Word Roots are like the roots of a family tree. Your family tree shows where you came from, so word roots show the meaning of a word based on the language it came from. Write the root and explain in your own words what the examples mean. Pop (Greek)- people 1. Popular 2. Population

September 22 Page 21 Cross curriculum review Math words: Define each in your own words.  Exponent  Area  Ascending