SAN JOAQUIN- KALAWAAN

School Grade Level SEVEN

HIGH SCHOOL
Teacher MR. JEROME V. BAUTISTA Learning Area ENGLISH
Date October 1-5, 2018 Quarter SECOND

At the end of the lesson;

I. OBJECTIVES  Define hyperbole as an exaggerated phrase that is used writing that is not meant to be taken
literally.
 Give at least one reason as to why poets might use hyperbole in their works.
 Change given sentences into sentences that contain hyperbole.
 Identify examples of hyperbole.
 Interpret the literal meaning of hyperbole statements

II. CONTENT
Figurative Language: HYPERBOLE

III. PROCEDURE

 Classroom Management
A. Daily  Prayer
Routine  Greetings
 Checking of Attendance
 Review of the past lesson

Unscramble Me!

Unscramble letters to get the correct word and think of words related to it.

B. Motivation

GE XA TGE RA E
 SAN JOAQUIN- KALAWAAN
School Grade Level SEVEN
HIGH SCHOOL
Teacher MR. JEROME V. BAUTISTA Learning Area ENGLISH
Date October 1-5, 2018 Quarter SECOND

 Hyperbole from a Greek word meaning "excess," is a figure of speech that uses extreme
exaggeration to make a point or show emphasis.
 A way of speaking or writing that makes someone or something sound much bigger, better,
smaller, worse, more unusual than they are.
C. Lesson  Hyperbole is also the use of such language to express humor or great emotion.
Proper
 SAN JOAQUIN- KALAWAAN
School Grade Level SEVEN
HIGH SCHOOL
Teacher MR. JEROME V. BAUTISTA Learning Area ENGLISH
Date October 1-5, 2018 Quarter SECOND

A. Hyperbole in poetry.
Underline the hyperbole in the poem and interpret its literal meaning.

Hyperbole Café
Welcome to our restaurant

Where everything's gigantic.

D. Controlled
Practice A hundred waiters hold one dish.

Our kitchen is bigger than baseball field.

Our soup is deeper than the sea.

Our noodles stretch a mile.

The bread is longer than a train.

We hope you'll visit soon.

B. Tell whether each sentence uses hyperbole. Write “hyperbole” or “not hyperbole” on each
line.
__________________ 1. James is growing so fast, soon he'll be taller than the trees.
__________________ 2. My backpack weighed a ton.
__________________ 3. It is raining extremely hard outside.
__________________ 4. I am so tired I could sleep for a year.
__________________ 5. Megan is the best speller in the class
__________________6. John is as tall as a tower.
__________________7. I’ve heard that story a billion times.
__________________8. He’s so strong he could lift a car.
__________________9. My phone never stops ringing.
__________________10. All she ever does is sing and dance.
__________________11. I will be finished cooking breakfast in a second.
__________________12. There is an endless jar of candy on the counter.
__________________13. It took forever to read that book.
__________________14. I can hear her snoring from a mile away.
__________________15. Onions are the worst food in the world.
 SAN JOAQUIN- KALAWAAN
School Grade Level SEVEN
HIGH SCHOOL
Teacher MR. JEROME V. BAUTISTA Learning Area ENGLISH
Date October 1-5, 2018 Quarter SECOND

HYPERBOLE
TEST I. DIRECTIONS: Read each sentence. If it contains a hyperbole, write hyperbole on the line. If it
does not contain a hyperbole, leave the line blank.

_________________1. This book is so long that my great grandchildren will have to finish it for me.
_________________2. November is the nicest month of fall.
_________________3. The muffler was so loud they could hear that car in China.
_________________4. Her clothes were so bright that I needed sunglasses just to look at her.
_________________5. I ate the whole pizza by myself.
_________________6. The cow gave enough milk to feed every baby in the county every day.
E. Evaluation _________________7. He had so many keys he had to push them around in a wheelbarrow.
_________________8. She is always working on her computer.
_________________9. Her hair is so long she needs a hairbrush the size of a car.
_________________10. She was so cold that no one really likes her.
_________________11. I ate all of my salad for lunch.
_________________12. As I approached the horse, it seemed larger than it had in the pasture.
_________________13. The roof rose up and down to the rhythm of the loud music.
_________________14 We thought the apple pie was the best kind of dessert for the party.
_________________15. The dog was so dirty that it had a tomato plant growing on its back.

TEST II. Circle the letter of the word that best completes the sentence.
1) These ______ shoes are killing me.
A. listen B. New C. Together D. Move

2) I've told you a million times not to ______!

A. exaggerate B. School C. Rooms D. Listen

3) Her house is so big it takes a week to see all the ______.

A. exaggerate B. Listen C. School D. Rooms

4) I don't have two cents to rub ______.

A. mountain B. Together C. Listen D. Rooms

5) The teacher has a ______ of tests to grade.

A. listen B. Mountain C. Exaggerate D. Rooms

6) She gave him a thousand kisses before he left for boarding ______.
A. exaggerate B. School C. Faster D. Move

7) He runs ______ than the speed of light.

A. project B. New C. Faster D. School

8) I could ______ to that song forever.

A. together B. Exaggerate C. Listen D. School

9) It took me light years to finish this ______.

A. together B. Faster C. Project D. Move

10) I'd ______ mountains for you.

A. new B. Move C. Faster D. Listen
 SAN JOAQUIN- KALAWAAN
School Grade Level SEVEN
HIGH SCHOOL
Teacher MR. JEROME V. BAUTISTA Learning Area ENGLISH
Date October 1-5, 2018 Quarter SECOND

MAKE A POSTER SHOWING AN EXAMPLE OF HYPERBOLE

IV. Assignment

END OF LESSON

Checked by:

Rhoda Belarmino
Head Teacher III/ English

Christian Francis Alvez

Master Teacher I/ English