Hortonisms
Get here when?
When you can.
words that mean the same as another are called
What is synonym?
How the reader feels about what they've read
What is mood?
A person, place, thing, or idea
Noun
An author's reason or intent for writing
Author's Purpose
What is Jeopardy if not _________
What is love persevering?
Vibe or feeling a word brings up versus its literal meaning
What is connotation?
Identify the gerund
Lacey turned off her phone and shut the door so she could focus on studying.
Studying
This describes a noun
Adjective
When something happens because something else happened. _________ and ________
Cause and Effect
You say something that I don't like. What do you need to do for yourself?
What is love yourself.
Words in a sentence that look like verbs but are not, and act as nouns, adjectives, and adverbs
Verbals
Is the following sentence active or passive?
Every two weeks, my body armor drinks are delivered by Amazon.
Passive
Describes a verb
adverb
Name a crucial part of a paragraph
Topic Sentence
Claim
Evidence
Elaboration
You ask Mr. Horton something he doesn't know the answer to or doesn't want to answer. What does he say in reply?
Look man, I just work here.
The term used to make an educated guess based on evidence
Inference
Where should the - go in the following sentence? (right the two words it goes between)
The American flag has three colors red, white, and blue
colors-red
Name the three types of verbals
Gerund, Participle, Infinitive
the feelings that the author create or their attitude towards a subject.
What is tone?
You fail the ELA Milestone, where is Mr. Horton gonna see you next year?
Summer School or 8th grade next year!
What compares or contrasts things by putting two things together? (_____ is to _____ as _______ is to ______)
Analogy
Name all the points of views
First Person, Second Person, Third Person
A Gerund always ends in what?
-ING
Name the elements of narrative writing
Dialogue
Sensory Details
Characterization
Plot
Conflict