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Figurative Language: Passages taken from Holes

Personification  Personification is when an author gives an idea, object, or animal qualities or traits of a person.

Examples smiling moon CD player sang a tune car ran Oreo: Milk’s favorite cookie My computer hates me. The camera loves me. Opportunity knocked on the door. The sun greeted me this morning. Snow had wrapped a white blanket over the city. Time never waits for anyone. Trees were dancing with the wind. The TV sprang to life.

Alliteration  Alliteration is the repetition of usually initial consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables. When writers want to emphasize certain words, they may use alliteration. (same beginning sound)

Examples down in the dumps do or die right as rain sink or swim pay the price Coca-Cola back to the basics green as grass live the life

BE SURE TO EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER!!! Directions: For each of the following slides decide whether each sentence contains a simile, a metaphor, alliteration, or personification. Circle your choice- and compare your answer with the slide that follows GO SLOWLY- This is to help you know what you do and don’t know. You are on the HONOR system- do not cheat! If simile or metaphor, what is being compared? If personification what object is being personified? BE SURE TO EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER!!!

PRACTICE SAMPLE: page 72 The other bodies in the room were little more than bags of flesh and bones, dumped across broken chairs and couches.

PRACTICE SAMPLE ANSWER: page 72 The other bodies in the room were little more than bags of flesh and bones, dumped across broken chairs and couches. Page 72 Personification Simile Metaphor alliteration Explain: bodies were bags of flesh

BEGIN with the next slide numbered #1

1. Camp Green Lake once danced in the heart of Texas. What figure of speech is it? Why?

Camp Green Lake once danced in the heart of Texas. 1. personification

2. Trout's feet smelled like dead fish.

Trout's feet smelled like dead fish. 2. simile

3. The dark and dreary days were depressing.

The dark and dreary days were depressing. 3. alliteration

4. Elya fought his way to America after forgetting to fulfill a promise.

Elya fought his way to America after forgetting to fulfill a promise. 4. alliteration

5. Mr. Yelnats thought old smelly sneakers were his ticket to success.

Mr. Yelnats thought old smelly sneakers were his ticket to success. 5. metaphor

6. The rain stopped, and the lake said good bye.

The rain stopped, and the lake said good bye. 6. personification

7. The trees beckoned the campers to its shade.

The trees beckoned the campers to its shade. 7. personification

8. Clyde Livingston's shoes were as smelly as blue cheese.

Clyde Livingston's shoes were as smelly as blue cheese. 8. simile

9. Katherine kept cold memories in her heart.

Katherine kept cold memories in her heart. 9. alliteration

10. The hundred year curse was dynamite to Stanley's family.

The hundred year curse was dynamite to Stanley's family. 10. metaphor

11. Stanley seldom seemed satisfied.

Stanley seldom seemed satisfied. 11. alliteration

12. The wind sang its sad tune.

The wind sang its sad tune. 12. personification

13. Derrick Dunne did dirty deeds.

Derrick Dunne did dirty deeds. 13. alliteration

14. Magnet claimed, "My fingers are like little magnets."

Magnet claimed, "My fingers are like little magnets.“ 14. simile

15. Sam ran like the devil with Charles Walker chasing after him.

Sam ran like the devil with Charles Walker chasing after him. 15. simile

16. The cameras were windows for the Warden to see into the boys' lives.

The cameras were windows for the Warden to see into the boys' lives. 16. metaphor

17. The nail polish with rattlesnake venom was as lethal as nuclear waste.

The nail polish with rattlesnake venom was as lethal as nuclear waste. 17. simile

18. The onions were miracle drugs.

The onions were miracle drugs. 18. metaphor

19. The camp sang when Stanley and Zero were set free.

The camp sang when Stanley and Zero were set free. 19. personification

Practice Read your assigned pages from Maniac Magee. Identify the literary devices. Write the sentence in quotes (because you are borrowing the words from Jerry Spinelli) Page #:____ “ Passage from text” Type of literary device: simile, metaphor or hyperbole Explain what is being compared and why?