Transcript Jeopardy game 3

Poetry in
action
Poetry in
action
Anne
Frank Play
Playing
with
Poetry#1
Playing with
Poetry#2
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“he is one brick shy of
a load”
Idiom
“I’ve told you a
thousand times”
Hyperbole
“The sled took me
hostage and threw me
into a snow bank”
personification:
“Simon says stay
still”
alliteration
Roses are red
Violets are blue
Yo mama stinks
And so do you!
Rhyme
All we need is love
All we need is love
repetition
“Four score and seven years
ago our forefathers……”
prose
(How many stanzas are below)
“When young I thought my days
would never end
Now, I count each new one a
blessing”
Two
“Take a long walk off
a short pier”
idiom
“you never listen”
hyperbole
“He is an animal”
Metaphor
“Mrs. Van Daan loved
her fur coat because it
was given to her by her
father”
prose
At the beginning of the
play Otto Frank goes to
the Annex after the war,
then we are taken back
in time. What is this
device called?
Flashback
Mrs. Van Daan’s
overreaction to her material
possessions even though the
family is under great danger
for their lives is an example
of….
irony
A person who is overly
concerned with their
possessions is said to
be …..
Materialistic
“if the school
newspaper prints only
articles about one sport
it is an example of….
bias
When a T.V. station
refuses to air a program
because of its content
this is an example
of….
censorship
“yo daddy is like
summer…..he got no
class”
simile
When someone spreads
a message of hate and
prejudice they usually
use….
Propaganda
“beep, beep, goes the
horn”
onomatopoeia
“the door stood strong
and tall”
personification
“The sound was
deafening”
hyperbole
“He’s as dumb as a
stump”
idiom
“She is half fish and
half cheetah”
metaphor
“The bus went
hissing past”
onomatopoeia