2. Created by Mrs. Erickson

3. $100 Synonyms and antonyms Similes and metaphors Alliteration and personification Onomatopoeia And hyperbole Irony $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Jeopardy

4. What is a synonym? 2 words that mean almost the same thing

5. What is an antonym? 2 words that are opposite

6. Beautiful, gorgeous, pretty, good-looking, are all example of this Synonyms

7. Sloppy and organized are examples of this antonyms

8. Synonyms The Empire State, New York, and the Big Apple are all examples of this

9. Comparing two things using the words “like” or “as” Simile

10. Comparing two things saying one is the other Metaphor

11. Justin is as quick as a fox simile

12. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE

13. Luther is an animal on the basketball court. metaphor

14. When Sara gets dressed up she looks just like a princess simile

15. Repeated consonant sounds usually found at the beginning of words alliteration

16. Giving human qualities to something that is not human personification

17. The tree waved in the wind personification

18. Lawrence loves lunches at the Lantern lately. alliteration

19. The sun smiled sweetly on Sara’s soft skin Both personification and alliteration

20. Words that mimic sounds Onomatopoeia

21. An extreme exaggeration hyperbole

22. I’m so hungry I could eat a pig! Hyperbole

23. Beep Onomatopoeia

24. My new car is so small I can park it in my pants pocket. hyperbole

25. The difference between what is expected and what really happens Irony

26. Jessica always told her friends to wash their hands often and stay healthy by eating right and exercising, but she got sick most often Irony

27. The mechanic’s tow truck broke down on the road. irony

28. The dog scratched at the door because he wanted to come in NOT

29. I had no cell service in the Verizon wireless phone store Irony

30. Final Jeopardy ? 7- Up teachers

31. Which teacher got to shave Mr. LaRocca’s head? Mrs. Erickson