Parts of Speech
This is the term for a person, place, thing, or idea.
Noun
This is the term for the people, animals, or objects that are involved in a story.
Characters
This term compares two things using "like" or "as"
Simile
What is the base word?
Disagree
Agree
What is the difference between an author and an illustrator?
An author writes the story, an illustrator draws pictures to go with what the author wrote.
This is the term for an action, or something you can do.
Verb
This is the term for where and when a story takes place.
Setting
This term uses the same beginning sound repeatedly (ex. big blue bubble)
Alliteration
What is the base word?
Misfortune
Fortune
This is the term for why an author wrote a text.
Author's purpose
TRUE OR FALSE: A synonym means "same"
TRUE
This is the term for the issue, or challenge, in the story
Problem
This is what words that have the same ending sound are said to be.
Rhymes
What is the prefix?
Unable
Un-
Another term for "main idea" or "big idea"
Central idea
This is a "describing word" or a word that describes a noun (ex. red)
Adjective
This is the term for when the problem in the story is fixed.
Resolution
This is what you use when you label a poem based on how the last word in the line sounds.
Rhyme Scheme
What is the suffix?
Turnable
-able
What are the three kinds of Author's Purpose? (Think PIE)
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
This is a word that describes a verb, or tells you how the verb is done (ex. slowly).
Adverb
This is the triangle-like set up for how we organize the events in a story.
Story mountain/story pyramid
This term includes all kinds of this specific language, including metaphors, similes, personification, and alliteration.
Figurative Language
What are ALL of the affixes?
Disagreeable
Dis-, -able
What are three things that should always be included in a story retell?
Title, central idea, theme, relevant details, topic