Printables for This Topic:
Big Words – A little
matching to get you started and then a sentence of your thoughts.
Term Match – There
were so many requests for another version of the former, here is another
Drawing Lines – Some
of these the unintended match-ups could actually work.
– Underline the oxymoron in each quotation below. Then explain the
Oxymorons in Love
– Read the passage. Then explain why Shakespeare uses so many oxymorons,
and describe their effect.
In Passing –
Identify and explain the oxymorons in each passage that is provided.
Oxymorons and Wit –
Explain the underlined lines and why they are funny. A little dry
humor, at times.
– Use your imagination to fill in the blanks below to create your