Figurative language
What is a metaphor ?
A comparison without using the words "like" or "as"
What word is commonly used in first person point of view ?
"I"
Setting
What is a prefix ?
A group of letters placed before the root of a word.
What is text structure ?
The way the text is built
What Figurative language is present in the following example:
"His hair glowed like the sun"
Simile
"We went to the beach on Saturday" uses which of point of view ?
3rd person
The storyline of a story is called the ______.
Plot
Which of the following is not a suffix?
A. Ful B. Ing C. Re
What should your introduction paragraph always have ?
Thesis statement
"My homework weighed a ton" is an example of what kind of figurative language ?
Hyperbole
A narrator, who they themselves are NOT a character in the story, only merely telling it is in what point of view ?
3rd person
In a story arch, there is a pyramid structure, telling us how a story unfolds. What is the most intense part of a story called ?
Climax
If you take away the prefix and the suffix to the word "Unemployed" what are you left with ?
Employ.
What 2 things should your body paragraphs always have ?
Evidence and elaboration
What figurative language gives human-like qualities to inanimate objects ?
Personification
What point of view uses the word "you" ?
2nd person
The "evil villain" in a story is properly called the _____.
Antagonist
Poems are not divided into paragraphs, but into ____.
Stanzas
Where can you usually find the main idea of a text ?
In the first paragraph.
What is the type of figurative language that references a historical or literary piece ?
In example, "Chocolate is his Achilles heel?"
Allusion
How many types of third person point of views are there ?
Three.
3rd person omniscient
3rd person limited
3rd person objective
What is the term for the hints about future events in a story ?
Foreshadowing
What is the structural difference between prose and poetry ?
Prose is paragraph format, poetry uses stanzas.
What are the different types of author's purpose, list them all. There are 3.
To inform/explain
To persuade
To entertain