'Opposite meaning' presentation slideshows

Vocabulary

Vocabulary. Synonyms. Words that have the same meaning. Antonyms. Words that have an opposite meaning. fiery. hot burning Scorching blistering sizzling blazing flaming. wet cold icy freezing frosty chilly. flurry. bustle burst fuss surge erupt. calm dawdle tranquil

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Reading. Ohio. Achieve- ment. Assessment. Test. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Turning point in story. Decides the outcome of story. What is climax?.

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Using Context Clues

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Test Taking

Test Taking. Types of Tests. Objective Subjective. Types of Objective Tests. Analogies Multiple-choice True-false Matching Fill-in-the-blank Sentence completion. Understanding Analogy Questions. Analogies show different relationships between words

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What do you really mean?

What do you really mean?. Satire, Irony and Social Commentary. Key Terms that are Easy to Confuse!!!. Satire Irony Sarcasm Hyperbole Understatement Parody Pun. Satire.

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5Chapter Rules of Interpretation II: al- Dalalat (Textual Implications)

5Chapter Rules of Interpretation II: al- Dalalat (Textual Implications). Contents of the Lesson. What is this chapter about? I. The Explicit Meaning ( ????? ???? ). II. The Alluded Meaning ( ????? ???? ). III. The Inferred Meaning ( ????? ???? ). IV. The required Meaning ( ?????? ???? ).

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Greek Roots #1

Greek Roots #1. English 2 Mrs. Lucidi. Root: Agog. Meaning: leader Sample Words: -demagogue -pedagogue -synagogue. Demagogue. A false leader of people who appeals to the prejudices and fears of the people in order to get their support. Hitler was a demagogue. Pedagogue. Teacher

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Shakespearean Drama

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Irony

Irony illustrates a situation, or a use of language, involving some kind of inconsistency . The result of an action or situation is the reverse of what is expected. A contradiction . Expecting one thing but the opposite occurs. Irony. Irony comes in many different forms. Pictures

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??? Grammar Word formation

??? Grammar Word formation . re -, dis -, mis -; - ize / ise - er / or , - ness , - ist , - ship , - ing , - sion / tion , - ance / ence , - ment , - ity -y, - ic , - ful , -al, - ly , - ian / an, - ing , - ous , - ible / able, -less, - ive , inter-, un-, in-/ im -.

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Figurative Language & Literary Devices

Figurative Language & Literary Devices. By: Kim Cannon. Simile- comparing two things using like or as. A. She is as big as a house!!!. i mi e. S. l. i. " Life is like an onion: You peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep.". k. e.

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Group: Lim Mei Yean WMA0002/KG/122011/BI008 Nurhasnida WMA0002/KG/122011/BI167

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H arr y P otter

Sophie Heflin Maile Murphy Erin Dennis. H arr y P otter. Chapter 2 Review: Reasoning and Proof. This Chapter Covers: 2-1: Inductive Reasoning and Conjecture 2-2: Logic 2-3: Conditional Statements 2-4: Deductive Reasoning 2-5: Postulates and Paragraph Proofs 2-6: Algebraic Proof

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Figures of Speech Simile, Metaphor, and Analogy

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Elements of Fiction

Elements of Fiction. Focus Questions for Stand and Deliver. Elements of Fiction. Plot = The Storyline Theme = Main idea or moral of story Setting = Where, when, why (context) Characterization = Protagonist = Main Character

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Meet the Super Croc

Meet the Super Croc. ancient. Ancient is something that is very old. I saw pictures of an ancient fish that is now extinct. Do you know of any ancient animals?. hopeful. You are hopeful when you think that something you want to happen may happen.

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Essay Writing

Essay Writing. Analyse how one character or individual changed to become more or less admirable. One character or individual. One character or individual Macbeth Lady Macbeth, Banquo , Macduff , Duncan, Malcolm. How they changed?. What did they do? What did they say?

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Prefixes

Prefixes. A prefix is placed at the beginning of a word to modify or change its meaning. With Adjectives: They usually give adjectives a negative or an opposite meaning. For example: This chair is comfortable . ( adj ) This chair is un comfortable . ( adj ). If a root starts with:

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Personification Giving animals or objects human characteristics.

Personification Giving animals or objects human characteristics. Metaphor A comparison between two things without using like or as The lightening danced in the sky. Figurative Language Does not mean literally The girl had her head in the clouds.

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HELPLESS

HELPLESS. Other ways to say this word are :Abandoned , powerless , and dependent . Helpless : Unable to help ones self . Words of the opposite meaning are Able , capable , and skilled.

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