Week 5 12/6/10 – 12/10/10
As we are reading poetry and looking at various parts of poems, can you notice some of the same figurative language in your independent reading? Using your notes from this week, give examples of each of the parts of figurative language we've been discussing. You may not find all types. If you can’t find any, look at the poem you put on the moodle or the lyrics to your favorite song. The chart attachment is at the bottom of this page 'Week 5 Blog', use it to set up your blog. The book I am reading is called Darkness Before Dawn by Sharon M. Draper, It talks about Jonathan disappear when he almost kill Keisha. Some of figurative language I found was simile, alliteration and onomatopoeia.
On page 181,I found simile that says"he grinned like puppy as he walked me to the door" that is simile because she is comparing the boy to a puppy, because when the boy was leaving he made a puppy face.
On page 240, I found alliteration, and it says" streaked with reddish-brown highlights that showed up in bright sunlight" because "highlight and sunlight" sounds the same.
On page 245, I found onomatopoeia, and it says"the light cracked, the thunder roared." It's onomatopoeia because it's sound that makes the sound it is describing the sound.