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The part of the plot diagram where the conflict starts to get solved but the story is not over yet, is called what?

Falling action

100

A character in a story that does not have a positive goal is called the __________.

Antagonist. 

100

What diagram do we use to compare and contrast two things?

Venn Diagram

100

Write a haiku about a sport.

Check that is has three lines.

Five syllables

Seven syllables

Five syllables.

100

This genre of writing is used when you want your readers to agree with your point and you back it up with supportive facts.

Persuasive writing

200

What does it mean to analyze something?

To look at the details.

200

Wendy is preparing for an unexpected hurricane coming right for her town. What kind of conflict is Wendy having?

Character vs. nature

200

"Mistakes are alright as long as you learn from them" is an example of what from a passage?

Theme

200

A fixed pattern of rhymes in a poem is called what?

Rhyme scheme.

200

What's the difference between a dictionary and a thesaurus? 

Dictionary: gives you definitions of words

Thesaurus: gives you words with the same meaning

300

What is an example of personification in this poem?

"When all at once I saw a crowd,

A host, of golden daffodils;

Beside the lake, beneath the trees,

Fluttering and dancing in the breeze."

Daffodils dancing in the breeze.

300

A conflict in which a character wants to change but does not know how or is having struggles with themselves is what kind of conflict?

Character vs self 

300

What is the definition of author's style?

The words and phrases that an author uses to write a story. 

300

What's the difference between onomatopoeia and alliteration?

Onomatopoeia: words that are spelled like how they sound.

Alliteration: Two or more words in the same sentences that have the same sound.

300

This genre of writing has a story line, characters, a conflict, and maybe dialogue. 

Narrative

400

Using clues from the text PLUS your prior knowledge, you can come up with an __________. 

Inference

400

Give an example of a protagonist and an antagonist. 

Answers will vary.

400

What's the definition of textual evidence?

Details and examples to support the author's claim.

400

What are the two rules for a limerick?

A limerick has five lines and has a rhyme scheme or A,A,B,B,A

400

This kind of conflict is when a character has a problem with rules or laws that are placed in the area that they live in. 

Character vs. society

500

What is the difference between tone and mood?

Tone: the feeling the author puts into the story.

Mood: the feeling the reader gets when reading the story.

500

What's the difference between a dynamic and a static character?

Dynamic: a character that has some sort of change in the story.

Static: a character that has the same goal throughout the whole story.

500

What are three mistakes you find in this story excerpt?

"Lucy wanted a bunnie rabbit for her birthday. Her parents said she had to help earn the money to bye the rabbit so lucy started to wash dishs, fold laundry, and sweep the floor daily. She also researched how to take care of a pet. On Lucys birthday she recieved a bunny and was so excited!"

1. lucy should be capitalized.

2. bunnie should be bunny.

3. bye should be buy

4. dishs should be dishes.

5. Lucys should be Lucy's

6. recieved should be spelled received. 

500

This is an example of what type of poem?

"Oh! Glorious Spring, how amazing you are

You are both Truth's beauty and light

You travel far a Yet always remain bright

Baby lambs greet you with a bleat

Birds fly stretching their wings"

Ode (to Spring)

500

What are the three reasons why an author writes something? *Also known as author's purpose.

To inform, to persuade, to entertain.

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