Vocabulary
Figurative Language
Writing
Grammar
Characters from our Texts
100

The author's attitude towards the subject

What is tone?
100

The boy was as brave as a lion in the jungle.

What is a simile?

100
The first paragraph in an essay
What is the introduction?
100

This punctuation is used to show emotion at the end of a sentence

What is an exclamation point?

100

The number of spirits that visited Scrooge.

What is 4?

200

The overall feeling of a work of literature

What is mood?

200
Dancing stars filled the sky.
What is personification?
200

This states the point that you want to make in your essay (usually the last sentence in the first paragraph.)

What is claim or thesis?

200

This punctuation is needed before a coordinating conjunction (FANBOY) in a compound sentence.

What is a comma?

200

The affliction suffered by Helen Keller causing her to become deaf, mute, and blind.

What was Scarlet Fever?

300
A group of lines in a poem

What is a stanza?

300

The pen is a mighty tool.

What is a metphor?

300

You use this to support your reasoning

What is text evidence?

300

These are known as the FANBOYS

What are for, and, nor, but, or yet, and so?

300

Author of "The Grapes of Wrath".

Who was John Steinbeck?

400

The message or moral of a story

What is theme?

400

You snore louder than a freight train!

What is hyperbole?

400

A type of writing that tells a story

What is a narrative?

400

This type of sentence asks a question.

What is interrogative?

400

Abandoned by her mother and sent to live with her grandmother.

Who was Maya Angelou?

500

The main point that the author wants to convey in a text

What is main or central idea?

500

Don’t be such a Scrooge this Christmas.

What is an allusion?

500

This tells you what to write your essay about

What is a prompt?

500

This type of sentence has one dependent and one independent clause.

What is a complex sentence?

500

"I didn't like him, but he was smart and you had to respect him."

Ponyboy characterizing Dally

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