Literal or Implied Meaning?

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Students decide whether the meaning falls under literal or implied.

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Jerick Jhay Caseres

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Literal or Implied Meaning?


Literal or Implied Meaning?Version en ligne Students decide whether the meaning falls under literal or implied. par Jerick Jhay Caseres 1 The dog is sleeping under the table. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 2 Maria has a heart of gold. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 3 The children are playing in the park. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 4 Ben is feeling under the weather. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 5 The sun rises in the east. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 6 My father is the rock of our family. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 7 The cat sleeps on the mat. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 8 Anna is a shining star in our class. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 9 The birds are flying in the sky. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 10 It is raining cats and dogs. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 11 We planted flowers in the garden. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 12 The classroom was as quiet as a library. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 13 The baby is crying. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 14 Mark has butterflies in his stomach before the contest. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) 15 The teacher wrote on the board. a Literal (denotative) b Implied (connotative) Feedback 1 Literal! The sentence means exactly what it says. 2 Implied! "Heart of gold" means Maria is kind, not that her heart is made of gold. 3 Literal! The sentence tells exactly what is happening. 4 Implied! "Under the weather" means Ben is not feeling well. 5 Literal! This sentence states a real fact. 6 Implied! "Rock" means he is strong and dependable. 7 Literal! The sentence means exactly what it says. 8 Implied! It means Anna is an outstanding student. 9 Literal! The sentence describes a real action. 10 Implied! It means it is raining very hard. 11 Literal! The sentence tells exactly what happened. 12 Implied! It means the classroom was very quiet. 13 Literal! The sentence states exactly what is happening. 14 Implied! It means Mark feels nervous. 15 Literal! The sentence means exactly what it says.

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Literal or Implied Meaning?Version en ligne

par Jerick Jhay Caseres

The dog is sleeping under the table.

Maria has a heart of gold.

The children are playing in the park.

Ben is feeling under the weather.

The sun rises in the east.

My father is the rock of our family.

The cat sleeps on the mat.

Anna is a shining star in our class.

The birds are flying in the sky.

It is raining cats and dogs.

We planted flowers in the garden.

The classroom was as quiet as a library.

The baby is crying.

Mark has butterflies in his stomach before the contest.

The teacher wrote on the board.

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