Rhyme Scheme
The sun dips low, the sky turns red,
Birds fly home and rest their head.
The river whispers to the shore,
As daylight fades, the night implores.
What is the rhyme scheme?
AABB
What sound device is used in the given example?
Slow boats float on the open coast.
Assonance
The conflict’s final outcome.
Resolution
The garden was a peaceful oasis, filled with blooming flowers of every color. Butterflies flitted gracefully from one blossom to another, their wings catching the sunlight. A gentle breeze carried the sweet scent of roses and jasmine through the air. In the corner, a small fountain trickled softly, adding a soothing melody to the serene scene.
To Describe
It is the message of the story that the author wants to express.
Theme
The mountain peaks are capped with snow,
The wind it whispers through the pines,
A lone wolf wanders all alone,
The icy cliffs shine in the glow.
What is the rhyme scheme?
ABCA
Which sound device repeats consonant sounds at the beginning of words?
Alliteration
The moment of greatest/highest interest.
Climax
A gentle breeze moves through the trees,
The leaves dance lightly in the sun.
A distant bell rings over seas,
Announcing that the day is done.
What is the rhyme scheme?
ABAB
What sound device is used in the given example?
Creeping clouds covered the calm countryside.
Alliteration
It introduces the characters, setting, and conflict.
Exposition
A literary device where the story temporarily goes back in time to show events that happened earlier. It helps readers understand a character’s past, motivations, or important background information.
Flashback
The garden blooms with colors bright,
Bees hum softly among the flowers.
A quiet peace fills all the hours,
As sunlight fades into the night.
What is the rhyme scheme?
ABBA
Which sound device repeats the same words or phrases?
Repetition
What is the literary device in which an author gives hints or clues about events that will happen later in the story?
Foreshadowing
Emma walked into the kitchen and saw dirty dishes piled up in the sink. The trash can was overflowing, and crumbs covered the table. She sighed, rolled up her sleeves, and filled the sink with warm water. Her younger brother quietly sneaked out of the room.
(Inference): Why did Emma sigh when she entered the kitchen?
Choices:
A. She was hungry and wanted to eat.
B. She was frustrated that she had to clean up the mess.
C. She was excited to cook a new recipe.
B. She was frustrated that she had to clean up the mess.
The ocean crashes on the sand,
Seagulls glide high above the bay,
Waves fold gently onto the shore,
The tide repeats its endless roar.
What is the rhyme scheme?
ABCC
What sound device is used in the given example?
The black truck struck the thick stack of bricks.
Consonance
It is a struggle or problem between opposing forces in a story, which drives the plot forward. It can occur between characters, within a character, or between a character and external forces like nature, society, or fate.
Conflict
To become good at football, you must first practice basic skills like passing, dribbling, and shooting regularly. Next, understanding the rules and strategies of the game helps you make better decisions on the field. Consistent physical training, including running and strength exercises, improves your speed and endurance. Watching professional matches and learning from experienced players can also enhance your techniques. Finally, teamwork and communication with your teammates are essential to perform well during games.
To Explain
Maria stared at the college acceptance letter in her hands, her heart racing. She wanted to follow her dream of studying art, but she also feared leaving her family behind. Tears welled up as she weighed her desire against her sense of responsibility. Finally, she closed her eyes, struggling to make the choice that felt impossible.
Question: What type of conflict is shown in this passage?
Internal Conflict