Figurative Language
Reading Comp
Writing
Theme and/or Central Idea
100

Morales has ears like an eagle and a back(pack) like Quasi Modo

similie

100

Time and Place in a Narrative

Setting

100

This many pieces of evidence per ToSEEC Paragraph

2

100
They 2 key differences between central idea and theme

Theme is Universal (can be applied to multiple stories etc.) AND is mostly only found in fictional texts


Central idea is specific to a text

200

The wind whispered through the trees.

Personification...


(PERSONification)

200

The people in a story

Characters

200

True or False: 1 sentence stating "This shows..." is strong elaboration.


Why?

False. You have to explain how or why it shows what you're saying it shows. 

200

The central idea of a ToSEEC paragraph can be found easiest here...

In the Topic Statement or Conclusion

300

Jeremiah was a bullfrog

Metaphor

300

The turning point, or major event(s) where the plot comes to a head

Climax

300

This develops the central idea of an informative text

evidence

300

Theme

Universal and/or life, moral/lesson in a fictional text

400

Cyle could sleep for 10000 years. 

Hyperbole



(High-per-bOw-Lee)

400

The development of the (traits of) people in a story. 

Characterization

400

True or False: Plot, Characters, and Setting influence each other. 


How

True

400

The NYS Learning standard most closely related to identifying and understanding the development of theme and central idea 

RI.7.3

500

The wind whispered wistfully, wishing we would worship Winter with wonderful wise witches willfully without wondering why we weren't warned which witches were weak while warring with wildly wicked Wickens and which witches were wanting wisdom.  

Alliteration

500

What the main character of a story wants/needs or is trying to avoid? 

Problem or Conflict

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