Similes Look in Section 5 (Pages 127 167) – – Simile: a comparison that includes the words like or as. Example Your Examples from the Book Page 131 Page Number: Long Island Example: “Over Sound, the sky looked like ink soup coming to a boil.” This comparison of the What does this passage add to the sky to a pot of “ink soup coming to a boil” lets the reader visualize a dark sky rolling with thick, heavy clouds. It Page Number: really allows the reader Example: to picture this in his/her mind. What does this passage add to the story? Onomatopoeia Look in Section 6 (Pages 168 196) – – Onomatopoeia: a word(s) that imitates the sound it represents. Example Your Examples from the Book Page 181 Page Number: Example: “Thwack!”
Similes – Look in Section 5 (Pages 127 – 167) Simile: a comparison that includes the words like or as. Example Your Examples from the Book Page 131 “Over Long Island Sound, the sky looked like ink soup coming to a boil.” This comparison of the sky to a pot of “ink soup coming to a boil” lets the reader visualize a dark sky rolling with thick, heavy clouds. It really allows the reader to picture this in his/her mind. Page Number: Example: What does this passage add to the Page Number: Example: What does this passage add to the story? Onomatopoeia – Look in Section 6 (Pages 168 – 196) Onomatopoeia: a word(s) that imitates the sound it represents. Example Your Examples from the Book Page 181 “Thwack!” Page Number: Example:
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