Vocab
P.O.V
Theme and Summary
Compare and Contrast
100
The time and place where the story occurs.

Setting 

100

What does first person point of view mean? 

It means the story is told through the characters eyes and we only know what they are thinking and feeling. Used I, me, my. 

100

What is theme? 

Theme is the main lesson of the story. Found in fiction writing. 

100

Historical fiction is set in the _____ and features events that could have actually happened. 

Past

200

Climax

The turning point or most intense moment of the story. 

200

Which point of view is this? 

"He knew it would be over the moment that he approached her." 

3rd Person Limited

200

What is central idea? 

What the piece of text is about, found in non-fiction writing. 

200

Science fiction is often set in the _____ and uses advanced technology or major societal changes. 

Future

300

The character or force that opposes the main character. 

Antagonist 

300

What does third person limited point of view mean? 

Where the narrator of a story only knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character. He, she, him, her, they. 

300

What does a summary mean and what does it need. 

A summary is a basic retelling of a story or text. A summary needs the title of the work, who wrote it, and the main events that happened within the story. 

300

Even though the settings are different, both genres can explore the same ______ such as sticking up for what you believe in and through the power of friendship, you can conquer all. 

Theme 

400

Protagonist 

The main character who drives the story forward. 

400

What does third person omniscient point of view mean? 

Where the narrator of the story knows what all or multiple characters thoughts and feelings are. They, them. 

400

How is theme found?

By reading the story, finding key points that keep being brought up, look at how the character changes, and how they are different by the end of the story. 

400

True or False:

You can compare and contrast two completely different types of text (like a poem and song lyrics, books, journals).

True 

500

How the problem in the story is worked out. 

Resolution 
500

Which point of view is this sentence?

" As Sarah walked through the crowded market, she felt a sense of excitement, unaware that her best friend, Emily, was watching her from a distance, feeling a pang of jealousy." 

Third Person Omniscient

500

What's an objective summary? 

A summary that has no opinions, feelings, or judgments from the person writing it. 

500

What does compare and contrast mean? 

Comparing means to find the similarities between two things. Contrasting means to find the difference between two things. 

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