Figurative Language
Plot Elements
Quotes and Embedding
TBEAR
Text Structure
100

Identify the device: "The wind whispered through the trees."

Personification

100

This part of the plot introduces the setting, characters, and basic situation.

Exposition

100

Rewrite this:

"Quote" (Author 12)

Place the period in the correct spot.

"Quote" (Author 12).

100

What do the B and the E stand for in TBEAR?

Background and Evidence

100

Give an example of a "simple" cause and effect relationship.

Answers will vary; however, one event directly leads to the effect.

200

What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?

Both compare; however, a simile uses "like" or "as"
200

This is the turning point of the story where the tension reaches its peak.

Climax

200

What is included in a citation when you don't have an author?

Title of the Text in Quotation Marks

("Death by Text?)

200

Which letter of TBEAR is responsible for explaining how the evidence proves the topic sentence?

A (Analysis)

200

Identify the structure: One spark leads to a fire, which leads to a forest evacuation, which leads to roads being blocked.

Cause and Effect Chain

300

Identify the Figurative Language:

"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers."

Alliteration

300

Identify the Climax in "Lamb to the Slaughter."

When she hits her husband with the leg of lamb and kills him.

300

What is included in a citation when you do have an author, but don't have a page number?

Just the author's last name.

(Dudley)

300

How do you start a topic sentence?

With a transition word or phrase.

300

Draw or describe the diagram for "Multiple Causes to One Effect"

Multiple arrows pointing to one single box/event.

400

Identify the Figurative Language AND Explain How you Know:

"The classroom was a zoo during the indoor recess."

Metaphor because it is comparing the zoo to the classroom without using like or as.

400

These are the events that follow the climax and lead toward the end.

Falling Action

400

Should you just drop a quote into its own sentence?  Why or why not?

No - reasoning will vary.

400

How many sentences is typically in an analysis?  What is the purpose of each?

3 (say, mean, matter)

400

Identify the structure: A storm causes power outages, fallen trees, and flooded basements.

One cause --> multiple effects

500

Identify 2 Yypes of Figurative Language: 

"The delicious smell of the sizzling bacon drifted through the kitchen, calling my name."

Imagery and Personification 

500

Explain the difference between Internal and External conflict with an example of each.

Answers may vary; however, internal conflict is an issue within a person, while external is a problem caused by outside factors.

500

Embed quote into a flow-in sentence: 

"...she swung the big frozen leg of lamb high in the air and brought it down as hard as she could on the back of his head" (Dahl 155).

Answers will vary.

500

What are 2 purposes of a topic sentence?

1.  Connect back to the thesis 

2.  Show the reader the focus of this body paragraph

500

Create a "Chain" of at least four events based on American Born Chinese.

Answers will vary

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