Figurative Language
What is it when an author makes an object mean something more than the literal meaning?
Symbolism
What is it called when an author gives you a glimpse of what will happen later?
Foreshadow
What type of summary doesn’t allow your opinion to be included?
Objective Summary
Which point of view uses “I”, “my”, “we”?
First Person
What is the repetition of the beginning sound of a word called?
Alliteration
What is it when an author compares two things using “like” or “as”?
Simile
What is it called when an author gives you a glimpse of something that happened in the past?
Flashback
What is it called when you assume a conclusion based on evidence?
Inference
Which point of view uses “you”?
Second Person
What is it called when an author uses strong detail to create a picture in the reader's mind?
Imagery
What is it when an author makes an object do something only a human could do?
Personification
What is it called when we see the world differently based on our experiences in the world?
Perspective
What is it when you make a statement that expresses your belief with evidence to support it?
Claim
Which point of view uses “she”, “he”, “they”?
What does the main character in the Main Street story say she wants when she's watching the snow plow?
She wants to move through the world that powerfully and silently.
What is it when a word is also a sound?
Onomatopoeia
What is it called when an author tells the story through the eyes of multiple characters?
Multiple Points of View
What do you call a word that means the same as another word?
Synonym
Which point of view blends multiple types of POV together?
Hybrid
Why does Celeste leave in the Main Street story?
The town has a lot of racism.
What is it when an author uses extreme exaggeration?
Hyperbole
What is it called when an author shows what the character is thinking inside their head?
Inner Thinking
What is the lesson/message of a story called?
Theme
Which point of view is the narrator not using inner thinking?
Third Person
What is it called when a character comes to a sudden realization about something important?
Epiphany