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What is this a picture of? compass rose. A symbol is a picture or thing that stand for something else. The picture on the right of this map are part of the  map key. Which color continent is the United States? yellow. This is a map of the United Sates of America.  Look closely at the EAST side of the map, which number is Virginia? 12. Use the map key to answer the questions.  The triangles are a symbol for? Mountains. The star is a symbol for the police. Look at the map what is directly EAST of the barn? the forest. Start at the school and walk home to your neighborhood, which direction are you walking? south. North, south, east and west are known as the  cardinal directions

Chlorine: Cl. Nickel: Ni. Iron: Fe. Al: Aluminum. Be: Beryllium. Chromium: Cr. Silver: Ag. Neon: Ne. N: Nitrogen. Hydrogen: H. Potassium: K. Calcium: Ca. I: Iodine. Sn: Tin. Magnesium: Mg. S: Sulfur. Li: Lithium. Cobalt: Co. Sodium: Na. Mg: Magnesium

This symbolism worksheet teaches students how to identify objects that represent ideas in short passages, building literary analysis and comprehension skills.

Practice figurative language with this 10-question multiple-choice worksheet. Covers key concepts like similes, metaphors, personification, and hyperbole.

vulnerable spot or weak point: Achilles' heel. handsome young man: Adonis. a predatory person or nagging woman: Harpy. tremendous in size, strength, difficulty, or effort: Herculean. symbol of a beautiful woman: Helen of Troy. majestic in manner: Olympian. Something that opens the door for badoccurrences, opened by someone known for curiosity: Pandora. some creature of inspiration: Muse. a symbol of immortality or rebirth: Phoenix. An opponent that cannot be beaten or overcome: Nemesis. a long journey: Odyssey. large, grand, enormous: Titanic. a person who is very lucky and makes money with whatever they do: Midas. a powerful man: Zeus