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Task:

Write a poem about your favorite animal using as much alliteration as possible. In addition to alliteration, incorporate vivid imagery, similes, and metaphors to enhance your poem.

Requirements:

1. Alliteration: Use at least three alliterative phrases in each stanza.

2. Imagery: Include descriptive language that paints a clear picture.

3. Similes/Metaphors: Use at least one simile or metaphor to add depth.

4. Structure: The poem must have at least three stanzas, with four lines each.

Example Poem:

Ode to the Majestic Fox

In the flickering forest, a furry fugitive leaps,
Furtive and fleet, where the frost softly weeps.
With eyes like emeralds, bright and bold,
A wily whisperer of secrets untold.

Dancing through dappled daylight, a daring delight,
Its cunning courage glimmers, a glorious sight.
Like a flame in the foliage, it flashes and flies,
A dreamer of dusk beneath twilight skies.

In the moonlit meadow, it pauses to prance,
A sleek silhouette, in a serene starlit dance.
With a symphony of shadows, it sails through the night,
The fantastic fox, a fable of flight.

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Write five sentences where every word starts with the same letter. To make it more challenging, each sentence should convey a different mood: silly, serious, mysterious, adventurous, and dramatic.

Example Sentences:

1. Silly:
"Silly Sammy swiftly slid sideways, surprising seven slippery snakes."

2. Serious:
"Silent soldiers steadfastly stand, safeguarding sacred samurai secrets."

3. Mysterious:
"Midnight mist masked mysterious movements, murmuring forgotten fables."

4. Adventurous:
"Anxious adventurers always ascend ancient, abandoned altars."

5. Dramatic:
"Desperate dreams danced dangerously, daring destiny’s daunting demands."

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Find and list examples of similes, metaphors, and idioms from a book on EPIC. Write them down in your book.

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Describe Hong Kong's skyline at night using as many figurative language features as possible. Share your writing with the class and see who can paint the most vivid picture in our minds.

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Create a set of simile cards, but with added complexity. Each card will contain a simile along with a brief explanation of its meaning.

Steps:

1. Create Simile Cards:
Write down various similes on separate cards. Include at least 15-20 similes, ensuring a range of meanings. Here are some examples:

"As brave as a lion" (bravery)

"As swift as a hare" (speed)

"As big as a house" (size)

"As quiet as a mouse" (silence)

"As bright as a star" (brightness)

"As strong as an ox" (strength)

"As stubborn as a mule" (stubbornness)

"As slippery as an eel" (slipperiness)

"As gentle as a lamb" (gentleness)

"As busy as a bee" (busyness)

2. Group Discussion:
In your group, sort the cards into categories based on their meanings. However, add a twist: each group must create a new category based on a common theme (e.g., "Nature," "Animals," "Emotions") instead of just the literal meanings.

3. Explain and Justify:
Once sorted, each group should present their categories and explain their reasoning for the groupings. Discuss any similes that might fit into multiple categories and why.

4. Create New Similes:
As a final challenge, each group can create three original similes that fit into one of their chosen categories.

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Write a short poem about your day, using at least 3 similes and 2 metaphors.

Here is an example:

A Day in the Life

The morning sun rose like a golden coin,
Casting light on the world, a bright new dawn.
I danced through the park, as carefree as a breeze,
With laughter that bloomed like flowers in spring.

Afternoon clouds gathered like whispers of doubt,
The sky turned gray, a canvas of change.
But the rain fell softly, as gentle as a sigh,
Washing my worries, letting joy rearrange.