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Exploring Language Through Fun: Words, Meanings, and More

Dive into the playful world of language with this engaging exploration of words and their meanings. Discover prefixes like "re-" and "ex-" and their implications. Learn about suffixes, roots, and terminology such as jargon and tone. Engage with intriguing questions about short stories, metaphors, and symbolism while encountering humor and sarcasm along the way. From character sketches to the art of free writing, this text covers various topics to stimulate your language skills and creativity. Perfect for language enthusiasts!

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Exploring Language Through Fun: Words, Meanings, and More

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  1. Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

  2. Replay has the prefix “re.” What does “re” mean?

  3. Again? Yay!

  4. “Ex” means ‘out.’ Would exhale work for ‘ex?’

  5. Yes.

  6. ‘Er’ means the one who. Give and example of a word with ‘er.’

  7. There are thousands of examples, so you’re probably right

  8. Which of these words use the suffix ‘ish?’ A.) childish B.) selfish C.) squeamish

  9. TRICK QUESTION! All of them work. HA!

  10. ‘Kilo’ means one thousand. Does kilogram work as the prefix?

  11. Yes

  12. What is a short story? (you’ll never get this one.)

  13. A short piece of literature with only a few characters

  14. A book review is a passage to summarize a certain book. Write a book review,.

  15. JUST KIDDING!!!

  16. I’m bored. Why are you here?

  17. You’re bored too? I knew it!

  18. What is a character sketch?

  19. Writing that descries a specific character in a story. Katiness Everdeen for example

  20. What is Free writing? (so original)

  21. Writing whatever comes to mind about a topic (Ukraine we’re talking to you.)

  22. ‘Corp’ means body. Give an example of a word using ‘corp.’

  23. Corpse is on of them, but there are thousands more.

  24. What is a root? (original, I know)

  25. A word or words based from which other words are made by.

  26. What does the word ‘cise’ mean?

  27. Cut

  28. ‘Portable’ uses the root ‘port.’ Give an example of a word with ‘port’.

  29. Your answer is probably right Examples: portable, port side

  30. ‘Tom’ also means ‘cut.’ Does the word ‘atom’ work with the root

  31. Yes

  32. Is the phrase “killing two birds with one stone” a metaphor?

  33. It can be, so yes

  34. Is an overstatement like an exaggeration?

  35. YES!!!

  36. Still bored. Are you still here?

  37. I knew it!

  38. A symbol is an object that stands for something. Is the American Flag a symbol?

  39. Yes! Go America

  40. Sarcasm is the language of making fun of something. Do you use sarcasm?

  41. Who doesn’t, honestly

  42. What is a Jargon (it sounds like a pok’e’mon)

  43. A special language of a certain group, occupation, or field

  44. Tone is the writer’s attitude. Would humor be a tone?

  45. Pht! Yes, HAHAHA

  46. What’s the purpose of this sentence: “here's my story.”

  47. To explain the story, duh.

  48. What is a journal (original)

  49. A notebook for writing down thoughts and feelings.

  50. T/F Points-of-view is the angle a story is written

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