Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search.

3. Concentration- set 4

NOTE: Complete all 4 concentration games before taking the #3 concentration quiz.

This game asks you to match a sentence that uses a literary device with the implication that is made by the use of that figurative language.

You only need to solve the challenge game, but the matching one has all items available to view at one time. If it helps to play that game too, you may.

When you have solved the puzzle, take a screen shot of the page that congratulations you on your success points screen (Triumph, Success, Wonderful, Fantastic, etc) and copy it to # 3 in your Google tracking chart.
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Andre charged down the football field like it was the War of 1812.The author's use of figurative language implies that Andre was intent on winning.
The cast on Michael’s broken leg was a plaster shackle.The author's use of figurative language implies that the cast made Michael feel trapped.
The flood waters swallowed the buildings in one gulp.This figurative language implies that the storm was incredibly strong and devastating.
The ice sculptor’s hands fluttered like hummingbird wings.This figurative language implies that the sculptor was very fast and delicate with his or her work.
Kathy arrived at the grocery store with an army of children.The author's use of figurative language implies that Kathy had a lot of children with her.
The trees are good listeners.This personification implies the author believes nature is a safe place to think, even aloud.
She floated in like a cloud.The author's use of figurative language implies that the girl or woman was graceful.
The train was an angry criminal running down the tracks.The author's use of figurative language implies that the train was loud and fast.


Dr. Wendi Anderson

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