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    The document discusses figures of speech and the metaphor. It defines metaphor and examines its categories of appearance, action, and emotion. Examples are provided for each category and students are tasked to identify categories of given metaphors and create their own metaphorical sentences.

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    The document discusses figures of speech and the metaphor. It defines metaphor and examines its categories of appearance, action, and emotion. Examples are provided for each category and students are tasked to identify categories of given metaphors and create their own metaphorical sentences.

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    u r es o f Metaphor

    Fig
    S pe e ch
    Objectives:
    After the discussion of the lesson the students will be able to:

    1. Define the figures of speech;

    2. Know and determine the functions and categories of

    metaphor and;
    3. Construct their own metaphorical sentences.
    Whoa!
    Hold up!
    Let’s play first.
    BULL’S EYE!
    tekhnologic
    A word or phrase that uses figurative
    language

    Figures of Speech
    BACK
    A type of figures of speech that uses
    direct comparison of two unlike
    things.

    Metaphor
    BACK
    Choose a classmate to answer the
    question for you.

    Write your answer here


    BACK
    It uses the words “as” and “like” to
    compare two unlike things.

    Simile
    BACK
    Congratulations! You received a plus
    2 for the next quiz.

    Write your answer here


    BACK
    A figure of speech that uses
    attribution of personal qualities

    Personification
    BACK
    A figure of speech that uses
    exaggerated statements or claims not
    meant to be taken literally.

    Hyperbole
    BACK
    A type of figures of speech where the
    formation of a word from a sound
    associated with what is named

    Onomatopoeia
    BACK
    It is a example of what type of figures
    of speech
    “Her skin is as white as the snow”

    Simile
    BACK
    Give an example of a figures of
    speech

    Write your answer here


    BACK
    What is figures of speech?

    A figure of speech is a Figures of speech relied


    word or phrase that uses or implied on suggested
    figurative language that meaning rather than a
    tends to have a different dictionary definition.
    meaning.
    TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
    IRONY Methapor
    the use of words to express
    something other than and direct comparison of
    especially the opposite of the two unlike things.
    literal meaning.

    Simile
    a figure of
    speech comparing two
    unlike things that is often
    introduced by like or as.
    TYPES OF FIGURES OF SPEECH
    PERSONIFICATION HYPERBOLE
    attribution exaggerated statements
    of personal qualities. or claims not meant to be
    taken literally.

    ONOMATOPOEIA
    - the formation of a word
    from a sound associated
    with what is named
    Metaphor:
    Classification or
    Categories
    Let’s dig deep in th
    e idea of Metaphor
    What is Methaphor?

    ● a direct
    comparison of
    the two
    unrelated things
    Classification or Categories of Metaphor

    Appearance Action Emotion


    Appearance
    Metaphor
    are phrases that states or compared
    the looks of one thing or someone
    to another.
    Example:
    “Her eyes sparkled playfully”
    Action
    Metaphor
    The two things compared are the
    actions of the two unrelated things.
    Example:
    “The ballerina was a swan on stage,
    dancing”.
    Emotion
    Metaphor
    The things compared to each other
    involve or evokes an emotions.
    Example:
    “We felt stabs of anger”?
    Let’s Practice!

    Emotion
    He is the male
    version of Venus. I am full of anger.
    Appearance

    She swims like Dale works like a


    grumpy donkey.
    a mermaid.
    Action Action
    Let’s have a review!

    n e F amous
    o
    —Some
    Review Questions

    What is a figures of speech?

    What are the 3 classifications of


    metaphors?

    Give an examples of Appearance,


    Action and Emotion metaphors.
    Activity time
    Answer the following. Write BOOM if the given
    metaphor falls under the category of ACTION, WOW
    if it falls under APPEARANCE and HAHA if it is
    EMOTION.
    1. Sue's angry heart hammered
    loudly.

    2. Your eyes are jewels

    3. He was eaten up with hatred.

    4. Jon’s hair is cotton


    candy.

    5. She put her nose to the grind stone.


    Assignment:
    Make 5 metaphorical sentences that shows the 3
    categories that was discussed today.
    Thank you!

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