Figurative Language
Historical Fiction
Story Diagram
Writing
Leftovers
100

Smart cookie, jump the gun and thin ice are all examples of this type of figurative language.

What are idioms ?

100

Memoirs, biography, and journals are all examples of what this genre. 

What is Historical Expository (Fiction)

100

A struggle between opposing characters or opposing forces in a story is referred to as this. 

What is conflict ?

100

Rewriting the main idea and key supporting details of a passage in your own words is often called this.

What is summarizing ?

100

This type of character usually undergoes an important inner change an important inner change, as a change in personality or attitude.

What is a dynamic character ?

200

The contrast between expectations and reality is called this.

What is irony ?

200

One of these is NOT included in historical fiction:

Marginal notes, illustrations, annotations and propaganda.

What is propaganda ?

200

The chain of related events that make up a story is referred to as this.

What is plot ?

200

Story mapping, outlining, brainstorming and setting a purpose are examples of this step in the writing process.

What is prewriting ?

200

Conclusions based on information from the text combined with what you already know allows a reader to "draw" these while reading. 

What are infer/inferences ?

300

The repetition of an identical initial consonant or vowel in the same line is called this.

What is alliteration ?

300

The title of the historical fiction novel we read this semester.

What is Soldier's Heart ?

300

The most exciting part of a story is referred to as this. 

What is the climax ?

300

This is used in an opening paragraph of an essay to draw the reader in to read more of the essay. 

What is a "hook"?

300

This point of view uses the pronoun "I".

What is first person ?

400

This idiom means "to go to bed."

What is "Hit the Sack"?

400

The author of the historical fiction novel we read this semester.

Who is Gary Paulson ?

400

The events that occur between the exposition and the climax. 

What is the rising action ?

400

The opposing position or perspective that goes against your claim is called this.

What is a counterargument ?

400

A story told from the point of view of "all knowing" narrator is told in this point of view.

What is 3rd person ?

500

To pay a lot of money for something.  You can also say that something "costs an arm and this.

What is a leg ?

500

This  historical event that occurred in Soldier's Heart.

What is the Civil War ?

500

This word is used to describe the ending of a story without using "the end".

What is the resolution ?

500

Factual and Anecdotal are types of this used in Argumentative writing. 

What is evidence ?

500

When a claim has people who agree and disagree with it, it can them be considered this. 

What is a debatable claim ?

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