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WORDS ARE POWERFUL. WORDS ARE POWERFUL. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzgzim5m7oU. LITERAL & FIGURATIVE MEANING . LITERAL . FIGURATIVE. When words mean exactly what they say in their most basic sense . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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WORDS ARE POWERFUL

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzgzim5m7oU

WORDS ARE POWERFUL

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When words mean exactly what they say in their most basic sense

When words create an image

or suggest an idea through the use of metaphors,

similes, etc.

LITERAL FIGURATIVE

LITERAL & FIGURATIVE MEANING

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The man kicked the bucket with his foot. The man passed away.

HE KICKED THE BUCKET.

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You are the actual wind that flows underneath my

wings.

You are a supportive and helpful person who keeps

me going.

YOU ARE THE WIND BENEATH MY WINGS.

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There are clowns, acrobats, animal trainers, and

performers in this class.The students are acting

wild and crazy.

THIS CLASS IS LIKE A THREE-RING CIRCUS.

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Wow! Look at that pencil dancing! I didn’t know it

could dance!

The student only had five minutes to finish the test so h is

penci l was moving quick ly on the page.

THE PENCIL DANCED ACROSS HIS PAGE.

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The literal, direct, or realistic meaning of a

word that is often found in the dictionary.

***To help you remember this, the "d"

in denotation equals dictionary***

When words create an image

or suggest an idea

DENOTATION CONNOTATION

DENOTATION & CONNONATION

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excessively thin wimpy, unathletic

DENOTATION CONNOTATION

SCRAWNY

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costing very little; relatively low in price; inexpensive

poor quality

DENOTATION CONNOTATION

CHEAP

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WHICH WORD SOUNDS MORE POSITIVE?

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Our trip to the amusement park was _____.a) fineb) wonderful

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We saw _____ animals in the animal house.a) fascinatingb) weird

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Some of the monkeys made _____ faces.a) hilariousb) amusing

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Everyone had a _____ on his or her face on the way home.a) smileb) smirk

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We bought _____ souvenirs at the amusement park.a) cheapb) inexpensive

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WHICH WORD SOUNDS MORE NEGATIVE?

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I ate a ________ sandwich.a) soggyb) moist

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Mike _____ us to go to the funny house.a) naggedb) reminded

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I didn't like the _____ on the jester's face.a) smirkb) grin

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It made me feel _____.a) uneasyb) frightened

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WHAT IS THE BEST ANSWER?

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Which is worth more? a) something oldb) something antique

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Which is better?a) to be skinnyb) to be slender

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Which would you rather be called?a) thriftyb) cheap

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Which is more serious?a) problemb) disaster

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Which is more polite?a) sip a drinkb) gulp it