Poetry/Drama
Literary Elements
Fig. Language Language
Genres
Potpourri
100

Instructions in a play that are enclosed by brackets.

stage directions

100

The message or lesson of a story.

theme

100

"The tree danced in the breeze."

personification

100

A story that has magic, talking animals, and/or mythical creatures.

fantasy

100

Cannot be proven, what someone thinks is right or true.

Opinion

200

In a play, what is the conversation between characters to advance the plot called?

dialogue

200

Hints that suggest events that have yet to occur.

foreshadowing

200

"The earth is a green blanket."

metaphor

200

Includes stage directions and a script.

Drama

200

When asked what a word means, what resource should I use?

DICTIONARY

300

The rhyming of sounds at the end of lines or stanzas.

end rhyme

300

The perspective from which a story is told.

point of view

300

"Elizabeth is as fast as a cheetah."

simile

300

A story that is true.

Non-Fiction

300

Describing a text's main idea, important information, and overall meaning in just a few sentences.

summary

400

The use of a word or phrase more than one time to emphasize.

repetition

400

A struggle between two external forces.

external conflict

400

Sound words- "pow" "buzz" "swish" are called?

onomatopoeia

400

A story that is made up or untrue.

Fiction

400

What does UNWRAP stand for?

Underline Title

Notice genre

Walk through questions

Read and annotate

Answer questions

Prove answers

500

Paragraphs in poetry are called?

stanzas

500

The feeling created by the author in a literary work.

tone

500

Language that appeals to the 5 senses.

imagery or sensory language

500

A story about someone's life written by that person.

auto-biography

500

Name at least 4 types of text structure?

compare and contrast

concept/definition 

problem/solution

chronological order

sequence

cause/effect

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