The Category is… 4 th Grade ELA Types of Poetry, Where to find me?, Figurative Language, Types of Resources, and Parts of a Book.

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The Category is… 4 th Grade ELA Types of Poetry, Where to find me?, Figurative Language, Types of Resources, and Parts of a Book

Types of Poetry Where to find me? Figurative Language Types of Resources Parts of a Book

Types of Poetry for 100 Kind Amazing Young Loveable Astonishing What is an Acrostic Poem? Show answer Continue game

Types of Poetry for 200 Day bright, sunny playing, laughing, running, rise in the east – set in the west speaking, resting, sleeping, hushed, darkened Night What is a Diamante Poem? Show answer Continue game

Types of Poetry for 300 Written in syllables following a pattern such as 5 syllables, 7 syllables, 5 syllables What is a Haiku Poem? Show answer Continue game

Types of Poetry for 400 Written using five lines each with a certain number of syllables Line 1 = 2 Line 2 = 4 Line 3 = 6 Line 4 = 8 Line 5 = 2 What is a Cinquain Poem? Show answer Continue game

Types of Poetry for 500 A poem that tells a story, it includes a setting, characters, and a sequence of events. What is a Narrative Poem? Show answer Continue game

Where to find me? for 100 A resources used to find out what the word employed means. What is a dictionary? Show answer Continue game

Where to find me? for 200 A resource used to find traveling directions from Erath, Louisiana to Houma, Louisiana. What is a map? Show answer Continue game

Where to find me? for 300 A resources used that shows where to find Harry Potter and the Half Blooded Prince in a library. What is a card catalog? Show answer Continue game

Where to find me? for 400 A resource used to find a word to replace happy in my book report. What is an thesaurus? Show answer Continue game

Where to find me? for 500 A resources used to find information on Anne Franks life for a book report. What is a biography? Show answer Continue game

Figurative Language for 100 A comparison that often uses like or as. Example: My love is like a rose. What is a simile? Show answer Continue game

Figurative Language for 200 A comparison of two things that are not alike. Example: Life is a journey enjoy the ride. What is a metaphor? Show answer Continue game

Figurative Language for 300 When an object is given human abilities or qualities. Example: The printer quickly spits out the copies. What is a personification? Show answer Continue game

Figurative Language for 400 An exaggeration is used for emphasis. Example: Im so hungry I could eat a horse. What is a hyperbole? Show answer Continue game

Figurative Language for 500 An expression of two or more words that mean something different than the actual meaning of the word. Example: Every cloud has a silver lining. What is an idiom? Show answer Continue game

Types of Resources for 100 Words listed in alphabetical order and their definitions are found in this resource. What is a dictionary? Show answer Continue game

Types of Resources for 200 A reference containing articles on different topics usually arranged in alphabetical order. What is an encyclopedia? Show answer Continue game

Types of Resources for 300 Weekly or monthly articles giving detailed information about a current topic. What is a newspaper or magazine? Show answer Continue game

Types of Resources for 400 A site (location) on the World Wide Web. Each site contains a home page. What is a website? Show answer Continue game

Types of Resources for 500 This is a book written by a person to tell about his/her life. What is an autobiography? Show answer Continue game

Parts of A Book for 100 Usually the first or second page, it tells you when the book was published and who wrote it. What is the copyright page? Show answer Continue game

Parts of A Book for 200 The last page of a book, it lists all the sources used to write the book. What is the bibliography? Show answer Continue game

Parts of A Book for 300 Found towards the end of a book, it is a list of the topics found in the book and the page number to find each topic and subtopic. What is the index? Show answer Continue game

Parts of A Book for 400 Found in the last part of the book, it is an alphabetical listing of the difficult words and the definition of the words. What is the glossary? Show answer Continue game

Parts of A Book for 500 Usually in the first pages of the book, it gives an overview of the book. What is the introduction? Show answer Continue game