2. refer to words that create an
impression or idea of what the
writer or speaker means
evoking an idea or feeling.

4. uses the words “like”
or “as” to compare one
object with another to
suggest they are alike
or similar.

5. is like a simile.
It compares two things,
but DOES NOT use the
words like or as.

6. is where human
characteristics are given
to an animal or an
object.

7. EQ:
• How are these
types of figurative
language
important in
expressing our
thoughts or
emotions?
Activity:
• Answer this through an
activity where you will
perform a short skit
using the three figures
of speech discussed.

8. • Creativity = 5 pts.
• Group cooperation = 5 pts.
• Content and coherence = 10 pts.
20 pts.

9. Give a one-liner that
would tell about
everything you have
learned today as a whole.

10. Thank you!