Mystery
What is the resolution in a story?
The resolution is the final part of the story where the main conflict is resolved
What is the setting in this passage?
“In the bustling city of New York, where everyone seemed to be in a rush, Emma felt overwhelmed and lost. The constant noise and fast pace were a stark contrast to the quiet countryside she had grown up in.”
bustling city of New York
True or False: The main character is only the good guy.
False
What does the word “serene” mean in the passage?
As Julia strolled through the park, she noticed the serene atmosphere around her. The gentle rustling of leaves and the soft chirping of birds created a calming environment. She found the park to be the perfect place to relax and unwind after a busy day.
“serene” means calm and peaceful.
What details in the passage describe the setting?
The ancient library was filled with towering shelves that reached up to the high, arched ceiling. Dust motes danced in the beams of sunlight streaming through large, stained-glass windows. The air was cool and silent, except for the occasional soft rustle of pages.
details of towering shelves, high arched ceilings, and large stained-glass windows. The beams of sunlight and the cool, silent air contribute to an atmosphere of grandeur and tranquility. The dust motes and soft rustle of pages add a sense of age and serenity, enhancing the feeling of being in a timeless, quiet space.
When the narrator uses "She, He, they" it is written in this perspective
What is Third Person
What is the turning point of the story where the main conflict reaches its highest intensity?
The climax is the most dramatic and pivotal moment in the story
Is this direct characterization or indirect characterization in the passage?
“John was known for his brash attitude and quick temper,”
Direct Characterization
What can you infer about the weather from this passage?
“He trudged through the muddy field, his clothes caked in dirt. The sky was overcast, and the air was heavy with the smell of rain.”
weather conditions were rainy or wet,
How many vocab quizzes have we done in class?
1
The author's feelings in a piece of writing
What is tone?
What is a protagonist
The good guy in our story.
What is an Antagonist?
'bad guy' or a 'villain'
The reason behind an author writing a piece of literature or prose
What is author's purpose?
After you read the passage can you describe how the character is feeling?
“Despite her calm demeanor, Emily’s hands trembled as she held the envelope.
she is feeling anxious or nervous
What is a theme of a story?
The central idea, lesson, moral story in a text
What is the Author's Purpose in this passage?
This guide to healthy eating provides practical tips and recipes to help you make better food choices
inform and motivate readers to adopt a balanced diet
What can we tell about the character Sarah in this passage?
“I can’t believe you’re late again!” Sarah shouted. “You always say you’ll be on time, but you never are. What’s the deal?”
reveals her frustration and impatience
What mood is created by the setting in the passage, and what specific details contribute to this mood?
The abandoned house at the end of the street stood shrouded in shadow, its broken windows staring blankly like hollow eyes. The wind howled through the empty rooms, making eerie whispers that seemed to echo through the desolate corridors.
eerie desolation and decay / Scary.
What mood is created by the setting in the passage?
The summer afternoon was bright and cheerful, with the sun casting a golden glow over the park. Children laughed as they played on the swings, and the scent of freshly cut grass filled the air.
happiness
How do you organize the plot of a story?
Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
What is our room number?
A-112
What is an argumentative essay?
uses evidence and reasoning to convince the reader to agree with the author's point of view
What is the most recent story we have read?
What does the word “laden” mean in the passage?
Despite its age, the bookstore had a rustic charm. Its wooden floors creaked underfoot, and the walls were lined with vintage maps and old photographs.
“laden” means heavily loaded or filled