John Lennon, "Imagine" lyrics, The Beatles, with vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms, homophones, to paraphrase, irony, hyperbole, rhyme)
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- Q1True or False: The edpuzzle video homework this week was "Imagine" by John Lennon.TrueFalse45s
- Q2True or False: some vocabulary words that were introduced were: greed, hunger, Heaven and hyperbole.FalseTrue45s
- Q3What is a SYNONYM?a word that has the same sound as another word, but has a different spelling and meaninga word that has the same meaning as (or a similar meaning to) another worda word that has the opposite meaning to another word45s
- Q4What is a SYNONYM for "sell"?purchasecellbuytrade30s
- Q5What is an ANTONYM?a word that has the opposite meaning to another worda word that has the same sound as another word, but has a different spelling and meaninga word that has the same meaning as (or a similar meaning to) another word45s
- Q6What is an ANTONYM for "sell"?exchangetradecellbuy30s
- Q7What is a HOMOPHONE?a word that has the same meaning as another worda word that has the same sound as another word, but a different spelling and meaninga word that has the opposite meaning of another word45s
- Q8What are the words TO, TWO, TOO called?antonymshomophonessynonyms45s
- Q9What is a HOMOPHONE for "sell"?purchasecellbuyexchange45s
- Q10What is a HOMOPHONE for "break"?brickbrakebroke30s
- Q11What is a PARAPHRASE of, "It's sunny today."Today is hot.The sun is shining brightly.The sun is hiding behind clouds.It's cloudy today.30s
- Q12What do the words TAKE and BREAK have in common?They are synonyms.They are antonyms.They rhyme.They are homophones45s
- Q13The word HYPERBOLE is an example of "figurative language" or a "poetic device." Why is it used?It is used to exaggerate.It is used to express two opposing ideas.45s
- Q14Which sentence is an example of HYPERBOLE?I went to the 24-hour open CVS, but it was closed.I am so tired that I could sleep for one week without getting out of bed.45s
- Q15What poetic device does the picture represent?RhymeHyperboleIrony45s
