This is when you repeat the same beginning sound over and over
Example: "She sold seashells by the seashore"
alliteration
This is the part of the story with the most tension
Climax
the main character of a story
protagonist
What street is Cedarbrook located on?
Central Ave.
What pet did Serenity get this summer?
A dog
This is when you compare two or more things using like or as
Example: "Taj is as fast as a cheetah!"
synonym
This is the longest part of the story, where the tension builds
rising action
the character of force that opposes the main character
antagonist
What are some items you cannot wear at Cedarbrook?
ripped jeans, crocs, leggings, biker shorts
Where did Zuri go on vacation this summer?
Orlando/Disney
This is when you compare two or more things without using like or as
Example: "Jean is beast at Fortnite."
metaphor
This takes place after the falling action, all lose ends are tied up and the story ends
resolution
the problem of the story
conflict
Who is the assistant principal?
Mrs. Benson
Where did Angel and Mario go together this summer?
The pool
This is an extreme exaggeration
Example: "Mrs. Campbell gives a ton of homework!"
hyperbole
This takes place after the climax. The problem is being solved and tension decreases.
falling action
the lesson of the story
theme
Who is the new social studies teacher?
Ms. Swindlehurst
What job did Eileyiah have this summer?
She watched her nephew
Example: "The leaves were dancing in the wind."
personification
This is the beginning of the story where we are introduced to the setting, characters, and there might be hints at what the conflict is
exposition
what is the setting of the story
How many school days are there in the year?
180
What college does Gary's sister go to?