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Which person would I need to see if I had a rash on my arm?

What is "dermatologist."

Stems=Derm, Ology

100

The statement "that's a horse of another color" is an example of a(n)

What is "idiom."

100

This type of writing structure might ask you to put events or steps in a certain order. 

What is "chronological."

100

The type of reader that can simply read the words on a page clearly, but not necessarily understand the meaning. 

What is a "passive reader."

100

In this book, a spider and a pig form an unlikely companionship. 

What is "Charlotte's Web."

200

A surgeon may make many of these while in the operating room.

What is "incision."

Stem=Cise

200

The use of the word "Plank!" in Yertle the Turtle is an example of 

What is "onomatopoeia." 

200

This is how the author intends to make the reader feel while reading. 

What is "mood."

200

The circumstances or situations in the background that influence writing. 

What is "context."

200

In this story, a fostered child takes a daring journey to find his long-lost, musically talented father. 

What is "Bud, Not Buddy."

300
A person who studies population is studying

What is "demography."

Stems=Demo, Graph

300

The story Yertle the Tyrtle is a(n) ________________ for what life was like under authoritarian leaders of the world. 

What is "metaphor."

300

This is the process of making small corrections in your writing, such as spelling or punctuation. 

What is "editing."

300

The process through which the writer reveals the traits of a character. 

What is "characterization."

300

In "The Grinch Stole Christmas," the main character goes through a major change and evolves into a completely different person, making him a(n) ____________ character. 

What is "dynamic."

400

The train in "I Like to See it Lap the Miles" was described as ______________ for its powerful, forceful nature. 

What is "omnipotent."

Stem=Omni

400

"I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” is an example of both

What is "simile and personification."

400

This is what a student (or any writer) can use to make sure they have completed all steps of the writing process. 

What is the "Writer's Checklist."

400

This is the protagonist's sidekick or closest ally in a story. 

What is the "confidant."

400

Inside of this story, the main character learns a hard lesson about the danger of materialism. 

What is "The Necklace."

500

Many stems that we have studied have words that sound very similar in both English and Spanish. These types of words are called

What are "cognates."

500

This type of figurative language is the repetition of the sound in the middle of a series of words. (Seek, Peek, Reek, Repeat)

What is "assonance."

500

Name each step of the writing process in the correct order. 

What is "Prewriting, Drafting, Revising, Editing, Publishing."

500

How a character is viewed or received by other characters.

What is "reception."

500

In The Lion King, Scar is a character who is not fully-developed, meaning we know limited information about him, aside from being the "evil brother." This makes him a _________ character. 

What is "flat."

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