Figurative Language
Parts of Speech Pt. 1
Parts of Speech Pt. 2
Elements of a Story
Text Features
100

It's raining cats and dogs.

Hyperbole

100

A person, place, or thing

Noun

100

An action word

Verb

100
When and where the story takes place

Setting

100

Who writes the story?

Author

200
The black cloak stared at me.

Personification

200

A __________ replaces a noun.

Pronoun

200

Walmart is an example of this type of noun.

Proper noun

200

The people/animals in the story.

Characters

200

These are the words that describe the picture in an informational text.

Caption

300

A direct comparison

Metaphor

300

_________ describes verbs.

Adverbs

300

"She" is an example of a noun.

False
300

The author's main message.

Theme

300

A _________ is usually bolded and tells you what the next chunk of the text is about.

Heading/subheading

400

Figurative language is language that you don't take __________.

Literally

400

"She was very kind." Is there a verb in this sentence?

Yes, "was."

400

What part of speech describes a noun?

Adjectives

400

The person who tells the story.

Narrator
400

The opposite of informational text is __________.

Fictional

500

Mrs. Cullens and I finally see eye to eye.

Idiom

500

Identify the adverb: The tall girl ran quickly to the store.

Quickly

500

Identify both adjectives: The female chickens ran slowly to the dark forest. 

Female, dark.
500

This type of story isn't realistic.

Nonfiction.

500

Plagiarism is illegal, so you have _______ ____ __________.

Cite your sources

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