Go Figure
Keeping it Short
Word of the Week (Part 1)
What's Your Point of View?
Make it Right
Explain This!
Rhyme Time
Don't be Dramatic
Ace the Test
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Language that is not meant to be taken literally

What is figurative language?

100

To discover the setting, characters, or conflict of a short story, you should look here.

What is the beginning (or exposition) of the story?

100

When trying to define an unfamiliar word, it helps to look at the _____ clues, or the words found around the word you do not know.

What are the context clues?

100

The narrator is IN the story; reveals his or her thoughts and feelings. (Uses "I")

What is first person point of view?

100

The correction needed in this sentence:

To reflect means to stop and think about the story and it's effect on you.

What is change it's to its?

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The statement in the first paragraph of an expository essay that states the your answer and reasons.

What is a thesis statement?

100

The rhyme scheme for this stanza of poetry:

Another day of test review

To tell you the truth, it's nothing new.

We'll read and take our notes, okay -

And then we'll ace the essay!

What is AABB?

100

A type of writing meant to be performed in front of an audience

What is drama?

100

Where to look if you do not know the meaning of word in a story, question, answer choice, or editing and revising question

What is the dictionary?

200
Two types of figurative language that are used to compare unlike things. One uses "like" or "as," and the other does not

What are simile and metaphor?

200

In this section of a story, obstacles are introduced and the conflict gets more complicated.

What is the rising action?

200

A list of words and definitions often found at the end of a story or book. Similar to a dictionary.

What is a glossary?

200

The narrator is NOT in the story; reveals the thoughts and feelings of ONE character in the story

What is 3rd person limited point of view?

200

The correction needed in this sentence:

Whose candy is this? May I have it?

What is No Change Needed?

200

Facts, statistics, quotes, and anecdotes that support the thesis.

What is evidence?

200

A group of lines in a poem

What is stanza?

200

The written form of a play

What is the script?

200

While reading, Mrs. Morgan expects you to do this to help you focus and think about the passage

What is take notes (or annotate)?

300

The type of figurative language used in this example:

I was stuck in that testing room for a million years!

What is hyperbole?

300

The turning point of a story

What is the climax?

300

In order to give credit to an original source, you should state that the information is based on, or ________ to, a particular book, website, or article.

What is according?

300

The narrator is NOT in the story; reveals the thoughts and feelings of ALL of the characters in the story

What is 3rd person omniscient point of view?

300

The correction needed in this sentence:

Its important to stop and clarify if you are confused about something!

What is change its to it's?

300

Headings, subheading, and other "features" that help you find important information in the text

What are text features?

300

The atmosphere, or feeling, an author or poet creates for the reader

What is mood?

300

The person who writes the play

Who is the playwright?

300

The two parts of a short constructed response question

What are Answer the question and Proof from the text?

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Use of sensory details to create pictures, or images, in the reader's mind

What is imagery?

400
The part of the story where loose ends are tied up. It's not over, but close...

What is the falling action?

400

This is another word for notetaking. It is what we do when we create "4 squares" and jot down the important details of the story.

What is annotate or annotating?

400

The narrator, or voice, of a poem

Who is the speaker?

400

The correction needed in this sentence:

We went to there house yesterday to swim and eat pizza.

What is change there to their?

400
Information found underneath a picture that help explain what is happening in the photo

What is a caption?

400

A poetic device that repeats words or phrases to add emphasis to an idea

What is repetition?

400

Instructions for the cast and crew, usually written in parenthesis and italics and not meant to be read aloud

What are stage directions?

400

What is required for an extended constructed response?

What are introduction/thesis, body paragraphs, conclusion

or 

What is APES (answer, proof, explain, summarize)

500

Identify the figurative language in this passage:

"The burning hot sun mocked my misery, and the clouds refused to shield me or produce a drop of liquid to quench my thirst."

What is personification?

500

If you are asked how the conflict is resolved, look here

What is the end, or resolution, of the story?

500

After reading, it is good to stop and _______. This means that you think about the story, its themes, and how it effects you personally.

What is reflect?

500

The attitude of the author, narrator, or speaker that is conveyed throughout the work

What is tone?

500

The correction needed in this sentence:

After the test we talked to our friends.

What is "add a comma after test"?

500

Three main types of text structures (or organizational patterns)

What are chronological, problem/solution, cause and effect, compare/contrast, description?

500

A type of poem that is typically short and expresses the thought and emotions of one speaker

What is lyric poetry?

500

When the audience knows something that the characters in the play do not

What is irony or dramatic irony?

500

For a paired passage, this additional note taking strategy will help you compare and contrast

What is a Venn Diagram?

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