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is an interactive, high-energy review game where students test their knowledge of literary devices, point of view, and types of conflict. Seated in a large circle, students pass a numbered box to the rhythm of the music. When the beat drops, the student holding the box tosses it into the center to reveal a Level 3 (Apply) or Level 4 (Analyze) challenge.

In this edition, players read real-world literary examples, unscramble the scrambled letter clues, and identify the exact concept being shown. It is a dynamic, collaborative way to sharpen critical thinking, boost retention, and earn higher point rewards for their team!

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is an interactive, high-energy review game where students test their knowledge of literary devices, point of view, and types of conflict. Seated in a large circle, students pass a numbered box to the rhythm of the music. When the beat drops, the student holding the box tosses it into the center to reveal a Level 3 (Apply) or Level 4 (Analyze) challenge. In this edition, players read real-world literary examples, unscramble the scrambled letter clues, and identify the exact concept being shown. It is a dynamic, collaborative way to sharpen critical thinking, boost retention, and earn higher point rewards for their team!

by charyllegrace alonzo
1

What term refers to a comparison between two things using "like" or "as"?

2

What term refers to a direct comparison stating one thing is another?

3

What term refers to an extreme exaggeration like "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse"?

4

What term describes language that appeals to sight, smell, taste, touch, or hearing?

5

What term refers to sound-effect words like "CRASH!" or "BANG!"?

6

hat term means giving human actions or qualities to non-human objects?

7

What term refers to using an object to represent a deeper idea, like a dove for peace?

8

What term describes a contrast between expectation and reality?

9

What term describes repeating the starting consonant sound in words like "Big Blue Bear"?

10

Example: "The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky."

11

Example: "Her cheeks were as red as a rose."

12

Example: "The bacon sizzled and popped in the hot pan."

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Example: "I have a million things to do today!"

14

Example: "She sells seashells by the seashore."

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Example: "The fresh coffee smelled rich and tasted like dark chocolate."

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Example: "He raised a white flag to show they were surrendering."

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Example: "He looked out the window while she quietly packed her bag, both thinking about the past."

                                            
     
     
                 
  
  
        
18

Example: "I walked down the dark alley, holding my flashlight tight."

                                            
  
        
  
     
           
           
19

Example: "You open the envelope and carefully read the mysterious letter inside."

                                               
        
     
     
     
  
  
  
           
20

Example: "A narrator who knows the private feelings and secret thoughts of every character in the story."

                                         
  
  
     
  
  
              
     
  
 
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