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Figurative Language Poster

Choose a quote from your book that shows a great example of figurative language. Identify and define the type of figurative language on your poster, include a graphic image to explain it, and interpret the figurative language on your poster. Don't forget to include the quote and the page number as well.

Rubric Code: GX46X6B

By esoeder

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Subject: English

Type: Reading

Grade Levels: 6-8

Figurative language poster
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Figurative language	Poor The figurative language has not been identified or is not recognizable.	Fair The figurative language is identified by not defined. It is not spelled correctly and is not easily readable.	Good Figurative language is accurately identified and defined. There are no spelling errors and the text is easily readable.
Interpretation	Poor Interpretation of each type of figurative language is not provided.	Fair Some of the examples of figurative language are interpreted throughout the project.	Good Each example of figurative language is interpreted throughout the project. Interpretations are well thought out and accurate.
Use of Figurative Language	Poor Figurative language seems like it is not relative to project and is not used accurately.	Fair Figurative language examples are mostly relative to project and are mostly used correctly.	Good Figurative language is well thought out and relates to project.