Read the example below, then identify which type of figurative language in red font is being used.    “Ah, William, we’re weary of weather,”said the sunflowers, shining with dew.“Our traveling habits have tired us.Can you give us a room with a view?”       –William Blake, “Two Sunflowers Move in the Yellow Room”

Read the example below, then identify which type of figurative language is being used.    Prelude – T.S.Eliot The winter evening settles downWith smells of steaks in passagewaysSix o’ clock.The burnt- out ends of smoky days….The morning comes to consciousnessOf faint stale smells of beer.

In questions 11-20, indicate which word/words are acting as the VERB PHRASE in the sentence. Then, indicate the VERB ASPECT.   Sammy and the Lola were dancing during the slow dances at Jennifer’s annual Spring Fling party.

A pronoun…

What is the verb in this sentence:   Better Grable never missed an opportunity to shoot Cupid’s arrow into the heart of her unsuspecting victims.

Match the character on the left with the corresponding description of that character from the dropdown on the right. 

What is one primary THEME, or lesson, of this story? 

Match each event to its correct place in the story’s sequence.

The teacher decided _____ should be the moderator of the classroom panel.

John wants to go on the college tour, but Lilly wants to go to job training with Nick and he/him.