Literary Elements
Literary Elements Continued
Word Study meaning of words
Word Study prefix/suffix/part of speech
Reading passages
100

Who is the central character in the story, the one that the action revolves around?

Who is protagonist?

100

What is the message/moral you can take from a piece of literature?

What is theme?

100

What is the difference between there, their, and they're?

What is there is a place, their is a possession, and they're is a contraction for they are. 
100

What part of speech is quickly?

What is adverb?

100

Mrs. Wilburn writes a note to Sadie’s teacher explaining why Sadie was absent the past two days. 

What is the purpose of this note? To persuade, entertain, or inform?

What is to inform?

200

He is as funny as a barrel of monkeys is an example of _________.

What is a simile?

200

What is the setting of a story?

What is time and location?

200

Which words make sense in this sentence?

(It/It's) going to rain, so you might want (to/two/too) cover your (dessert/desert).

What is It's, to, dessert

200

Which prefix means "to put into"?

What is en?
200

A story about a magical horse that could fly. When someone rode this horse, their dreams and wishes come true. 

What is the purpose of this story? To persuade, entertain, or inform?

What is to entertain?

300

What is the order for plot structure?

What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution? 

300

What is it called when the protagonist is having a struggle with the antagonist?

What is external conflict?

300

What is the meaning of the root scrib/script?

What is to write?
300

What part of speech is the word appropriate?

What is adjective?

300

Peter's parents bought a new carpet for the living room. Now, he has to take his shoes off when he enters the house. He's also not allowed to eat or drink in the living room any more. Peter's furry dog isn't allowed to play ball in there either. When his parents got the new carpet, there were lots of new rules. 

The main idea of this paragraph is: 

a. Peter cannot go in the living room. 

b. Peter's parents don't like the carpet.

 c. Peter likes to make a mess. 

d. Peter's parents made new rules so the new carpet stays clean.

What is....d. Peter's parents made new rules so the new carpet stays clean.

400

What is it called when the author gives clues about future events?

What is foreshadowing?

400

What type of literature happens in the past, but refers to real people/events?

What is historical fiction?

400

What is the meaning of the root word intra?

What is within?

400

What is the root word for creativity?

What is create?

400

Tracy held the flower as gently as she could, fearing that the delicate stem would break. 

What does the word delicate mean in this sentence?

a. very fine in texture or structure; of intricate workmanship or quality

b. easily broken or damaged; fragile

c. a fine garment 

What is...b. easily broken or damaged; fragile

500

What is it called when a person, place, or object stands for something else in a piece of literature

What is symbolism?

500

What is the difference between 3rd person omniscient and 3rd person limited narration?

What is 3rd person omniscient reveals the thoughts and actions of all the characters and 3rd person limited only reveals the thoughts and actions of one character?

500

What would the definition be for this word: attention

What is the state of attending?

500

How would you change the word summary to a verb?

What is summarize?
500

Give a summary statement of these 3 sentences:

Mrs. Workman is moving this summer. Mrs. Workman is taking care of Jameson this summer. Mrs. Workman has plans to go to the beach and pool this summer. 

Mrs. Workman is doing a lot of things this summer. 

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