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Rap point 2 Rap point 2
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Rap sheet 8 for Rap point 2

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Double meanings

Bad eggs has many examples of puns and idioms. A few examples are listed below. Complete the table below with your class, or in your group, than choose one example to illustrate.

Example

Literal meaning

Metaphorical meaning

My name is Egg, Hard Boiled Egg. (page 6)

An egg cooked until the yolk is firm.

He was tough.

I’m what you call free range. (page 6)

Eggs that are laid on the farm and not by caged hens.

I do what I like because I am the boss.

She was ready to crack. (page 10)

Her shell was about to crack.

She was really upset and about to have a nervous breakdown.

He spilled the beans. (page 18)

 

 

The chocolate melted. (page 28)

 

 

Rap sheet 8 for Rap point 2


Has your teacher emailed your illustrated joke, riddle or humorous saying to the Rap Coordinator for inclusion in the picture gallery?

 

Created by Cath Keane

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