______ backpack on the table is mine.
What is that?
A hint at what is coming later
What is foreshadow?
The class was as quite as a mouse
What is simile?
A connection between the text and your life or experiences
What is text to self?
Esperanza pulled this away from the little girl on the train because she thought it woul get dirty.
What is her doll?
______ chairs by the doors are new.
What is those?
A glimpse into the past
What is flashback?
"Hey Laura!"
"Hey Dave!"
"How are you?"
What is dialogue?
A connection between the text and another text you have read
What is text to text?
The sisters brought these from the convent
What are their papers and clothes from the poor box?
_______ papers in my hand need to be turned in.
What is these?
Spoken conversations between characters
What is dialogue?
"You will regret your decision Ramona."
What is foreshadow?
A connection between the text and events in the real world
What is text to world?
The setting of the story
What is 1930s Mexico?
______ book right here is my favorite.
What is this?
When one thing is used to represent another
What is symbolism?
"Do you remember when you were only five and..."
What is flashback?
"When Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz says she wants to go home, I know what she means. Sometimes, even on a fun vacation, I feel homesick."
What is text to self?
The cultural circumstance that is affecting the characters in chapters three and four
What is women couldn't own land?
_____ trees across the field are tall.
What is those?
Descriptive language that engages the human senses to build a mental picture
What is imagery?
The Phoenix
"the lovely young bird that is reborn from its own ashes?"
What is symbolism?
"The wolf in Little Red Riding Hood is sneaky and tries to trick the main character, just like the fox in The Gingerbread Man."
What is text to text?
The genre of the book
What is historical fiction?