'NYMS
JOYFUL, ECSTATIC, JUBILANT. THESE ARE SYNONYMS FOR WHAT MORE COMMON WORD?
HAPPY
CHARACTERIZATION IS DEFINED AS-
HOW A CHARACTER IS DESCRIBED
THIS IS THE TERM FOR A NARRATOR OF A POEM.
SPEAKER
TWO THINGS DEFINE SETTING. ONE IS PLACE, THIS IS THE OTHER ONE.
TIME
THIS IS THE AUTHOR'S PURPOSE FOR A NEWS ARTICLE.
INFORM
UPSET, DEJECTED, MELANCHOLY. THESE ARE ALL ANTONYMS FOR WHAT MORE COMMON WORD?
HAPPY
THESE ARE THE FIVE PLOT COMPONENTS IN ORDER.
EXPOSITION, RISING ACTION, CLIMAX, FALLING ACTION AND RESOLUTION.
THIS IS POETRY'S PURPOSE.
EXPRESS
THESE LETTERS STAND FOR BEGINNING MIDDLE AND END AND HELP TO REMIND US HOW TO WRITE A SUMMARY.
BME
TITLE, SUBTITLE, PICS, CAPTIONS, BOLDED WORDS. THESE ARE ALL DEFINED AS WHAT?
TEXT FEATURES
THIS TWO WORD PHRASE ARE THESE ARE WORDS THAT SURROUND UNKNOWN WORDS THAT HELP READERS DETERMINE THE MEANING OF UNKNOWN WORDS
CONTEXT CLUES
TRUE OR FALSE. YOU WILL NOT NEED TO MAKE INFERENCES ABOUT CHARACTERS.
FALSE.
“Her mood was GRAY, which was reflected in the dull clouds and rainy skies.”
IS HER MOOD HAPPY, SAD, OR INDIFFERENT?
SAD
THESE ARE WHAT PLAYWRIGHTS USE TO SHOW WHAT'S HAPPENING IN A PLAY WHEN CHARACTERS ARE NOT SPEAKING.
STAGE DIRECTIONS
TRUE OR FALSE. TEXT FEATURES SUPPORT THE MAIN IDEAS.
TRUE
THESE ARE LOCATED AT THE TOPS OF DICTIONARY PAGES TO HELP YOU QUICKLY LOCATE A WORD IN THE DICTIONARY
GUIDE WORDS
IF THE PROTAGONIST IN A STORY IS SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE HE HAD HELP FROM HIS FRIENDS, THE THEMATIC TOPIC IS TEAMWORK OR THIS.
FRIENDSHIP
THIS WORD MEANS HOW THE SPEAKER OF A POEM FEELS.
MOOD
THIS IS HOW FICTION AND DRAMA ARE ORGANIZED.
PLOT
PAYING ATTENTION TO DATES, NUMBERS AND TIME AND NAMES AND PLACES CAN HELP READERS THE ALL OF THE 5W'S & H, EXCEPT HOW AND...
WHY
IT IS IMPORTANT TO SEE HOW A WORD IS BEING USED IN A SENTENCE BEFORE CHOOSING ITS MATCHING DICTIONARY DEFINITION BECAUSE WORDS CAN HAVE MORE THAN ONE OF THESE.
DEFINITIONS.
THIS IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE CLIMAX OF A STORY.
TURNING POINT
THIS IS THE MESSAGE OR LESSON OF A POEM.
THEME
TRUE OR FALSE. THEME IS NOT TIED TO HOW A CHARACTER CHANGES IN A STORY.
FALSE
True or false? When asked to infer or draw a conclusion, the answer will be stated directly in the text.
FALSE