Figurative Language
"His voice was music to her ears."
What is a metaphor
What is exposition and where is it found--plot elements or story elements?
Exposition is the beginning of the story of plot elements
Wisper
Incorrect--- Whisper
Tell about the parts, break it down into parts
What is Analyze
What are two natural barriers of Japan?
Sand dunes and mountains.
"Her smile was as bright as the sun."
What is a simile
What is setting and where is it found? Plot or story?
Setting is a story element and tells us where the story takes place.
imagiry
Incorrect -- imagery
Outline; follow or explain the path
What is Trace
What is the rule about morning announcements?
The class is to remain quiet.
"I’ve told you a million times to clean your room!"
What is hyperbole
T or F? A series of events that build tension and develop the conflict is known as the rising action.
True-- found in plot elements
signifikanse
Incorrect--significance
Create; put together
What is Formulate
What is the rule with water bottles?
They stay on the shelves by the door regardless if empty or full.
"The wind whispered secrets through the trees."
What is personification
The central message, lesson, or moral of the story.
What is theme (story)
elaberate
Incorrect -- elaborate
Tell about the main idea-the beginning, middle, end
What is Summarize
Name a famous General of the United States.
Answers will vary: some examples
George Washington MacArthur
Patton Jackson
Grant
Lee
"The classroom was a zoo during the group project."
What is a metaphor
The perspective from which the story is told
What is POV--Point of view (story element)
perswade
Incorrect-- persuade
Reading between the lines; hidden meaning
What is Infer
What is Ms McGinnis' FAVORITE sport?
Pickleball