The Giver Figurative Language
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The Giver Figurative Language
📚 Part 1: Understanding Figurative Language
A simile compares two different things using the words "like" or "as".
Example: "Her eyes sparkled like stars."
A metaphor compares two different things by saying one thing IS another thing (without using "like" or "as").
Example: "Time is money."
🔍 Part 2: Finding Figurative Language in The Giver
"The life where nothing was ever unexpected. Or inconvenient. Or unusual. The life without colour, pain, or past."
"His eyes were like pale blue pools."
🎨 Part 3: Visualising Figurative Language
"The community was a bubble of safety."
"Jonas felt his heart beating like a drum."
✏️ Part 4: Identifying Figurative Language
A. "The memories flowed through him like water."
B. "Fear was a cold shadow in his mind."
C. "Jonas walked to the Annex building."
🌟 Part 5: Create Your Own
The Giver's wisdom was like ________________________
Jonas's new memories felt as _______________________ as _______________________
The community's rules were like ________________________
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