Why do the people call the main character "Ivan the Terrible"?
Boom! Bang!
Onomatopoeia
The part of the story that introduces the characters and setting of the story.
Exposition.
The house groaned as if in pain because of the strong winds.
He wasn't a fan of me and my crazy ideas.
First Person.
What is the conflict of the story?
Ivan trying to prove he isn't scared or The bet
She was as pretty as a flower in spring.
Simile.
What is the conflict of a story?
The main problem or issue that drives the plot.
Simile.
She screamed and ran away from the terrifying monster in front of her.
Third person.
What is the inciting incident of the story?
When Ivan agrees to the bet with the lieutenant.
Sammy the snake slithered stealthily over the steaming sand.
Alliteration.
The moment in a story where the conflict starts?
Inciting incident or action.
The car went so fast it was a ghost in the night.
Metaphor.
You walk into the room and see your best friend with cake all over their face!
Second person.
What had grabbed Ivan and kept him from leaving the cemetery?
The saber.
My headache was a jackhammer drilling against my skull.
Metaphor.
What happens in the climax of a story?
The conflict is resolved.
Wanda felt like the angriest person in the whole universe!
Hyperbole.
"I think you might be right," the scientist said to his assistant.
What is the theme of this story?
Don't get carried away by your imagination.
OR
Don't let how other people see you control your actions.
OR
Something similar to the above as decided by Mr. S
My Uncle is so cheep he's a real Scrooge!
Allusion.
What part of the story is the plot?
All of the events and actions that happen in the story.
When he got a50 on the test the boy said, "Man. I am as dumb as Patrick Star."
Allusion.
I knew from that moment on I would no longer be his friend anymore.
First person.