Elements of Fiction
Literary Elements
Grammar
Nonfiction Text Features/Structure
Miscellaneous
100

The where and when (or place and time) of a story.

setting

100

She was as busy as a bee.

simile

100

Identify the type of sentence: She has blonde hair.

statement

100

The words that explain what a picture shows.

caption

100

These are words that have opposite meanings, like "hot" and "cold."


antonyms

200

The problem of a story.

conflict

200

The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky.

personification

200

Identify the verb: She runs every morning to stay in shape. 

runs

200

The part of a nonfiction book that defines words.

glossary

200

When you figure out the meaning of a word based on how it’s used in a sentence, you're using these.

context clues

300

The sequence of events in a story.

plot

300

A comparison NOT using like or as?

metaphor

300

Identify the subject of the sentence: The cat ran across the street.

the cat

300

The title of an article.

heading

300

A type of fiction that is based on historical facts.

Historical Fiction

400

The lesson (main message) given in a story.

theme

400

Carrie's cat clawed her couch, creating chaos.

alliteration

400

Identify the type of sentence: That book was amazing!

exclamatory

400

Author's purpose to tell you how things are the same and how things are different?

compare & contrast

400

The three main author's purposes.

persuade, to inform, entertain

500

What makes up a character's personality?

character traits

500

Write the word(s) for the definition - Your words or expressions have a meaning that’s different from the literal interpretation. It’s a way to add depth, creativity, or emphasis to writing. 

figurative language

500
Edit the sentence correctly: hey is that your sister.
Hey, is that your sister?
500

Text is written in an order or timeline format.

chronological order

500

Fiction, Non Fiction, Poetry, and Drama

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