Poetry & Sound Devices
Making Comparisons
Definitions & Context Clues
Text Structure & Features
Working with Evidence
100

 Words with the same sound at the end.



What is rhyme?

100

Comparing two unlike things using the words "like" or "as."


What is a simile?


100

A word’s exact dictionary definition.


What is denotation?


100

 Refers to the way an author organizes information and ideas within a text.


What is structure?


100

 Information and facts used to provide proof or support for a claim.


What is evidence?


200

 The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem.

What is rhythm?

200

 A comparison of two things without using the words "like" or "as."


What is a metaphor?


200

The interpretation or emotional feeling of a word beyond its dictionary definition.


What is connotation?

200

A text structure used when one event brings about another.


What is cause and effect?


200

To quote a passage, book, or author directly as evidence.


What is to cite?


300

Words and phrases that appeal to a reader’s five senses.

What is imagery?


300

 To examine how two things are the same.


What is to compare?


300

 Using the words and phrases surrounding an unknown word to determine its meaning.


What is a context clue?


300

The preface or introduction to a literary work.


What is a prologue?


300

 Information gathered directly from someone who personally experienced the action.


 What is a primary source?


400

Using a word, phrase, or line multiple times for emphasis.

What is repetition?


400

To examine how two things are different.


What is to contrast?


400

 A form of language that is spoken in a particular place or by a particular group of people.


What is a dialect?


400

To write a restatement of the main points of a text using your own words.


What is to summarize?


400

 Information based on a primary source, written by someone who didn’t experience the event firsthand.


What is a secondary source?


500

A person, place, object, or activity that stands for something beyond itself, like an American flag representing peace.


What is a symbol?


500

A contrast of what is expected to happen and what actually happens.


What is irony?


500

To change or cause to change over the course of a text.


What is to develop?


500

To rewrite a specific passage or statement entirely in your own words.


What is to paraphrase?

500

To state or copy directly from a text.


What is to quote?


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