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Hooks Examples Question What? You don’t like crunchy

caterpillars on your pizza?

Idiom (figure of speech) Now you’re in a pickle. No food, no

water, no shelter. What do you do ?

Anecdote (narrative vignette) I was living in Arkansas the first time

I met prejudice face to face.

Definition Hyperbole means extreme

exaggeration. I found out it was

easier to say than use.

Exaggeration (hyperbole) A billion bikers can’t be wrong.

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Hooks Examples

Quotation “Give me liberty or give me death.”

Riddle What do you call an eight-legged

weaver?

Setting In a small school, tucked up in a

hollow in Kentucky, students are

discovering the power of excellence.

Alliterative Phrase Stepping and stomping. Whirling and

swirling. To the Native American

Dance Troop these moves are the key

to their art.

Exclamation Whew! And you thought the desert

was hot!

Noises (onomatopoeia) Slurp, slurp. Glug, glug. On a hot day

the best thing to quench your thirst

is a tasty fruit drink from Holler

Hollow Snack Bar.