Poetry, Prose or Drama
Point of View
Text Features
Text Structures
RST, LAT. or Narrative
100

In what literary structure would you find a stanza?

What is a poem?

100

A story told by a character who says "I" is called ___________.

What is first person?

100

This feature helps a reader visualize the text 

What is a photograph?

100

Do you have a dog or cat residing at your home? If the answer is yes, be sure to keep onions out of your pet’s reach. Onions contain an ingredient called thiosulfate. While this ingredient is perfectly safe for humans, it is toxic to cats and dogs. Thiosulfate weakens a cat or dog’s red blood cells. If your pet consumes enough onions, the red blood cells can even burst! As you can see, the accidental ingestion of onions by your dog or cat can result in worrisome consequences.

What is cause and effect?

100

 You have read “The Peacock” and have listened to Juno and the Peacock. Write an essay that compares and contrasts the two different versions. Be sure to include details from both versions in your essay.

What is a LAT?

200

In what literary structure would you find a cast of characters?

What is drama?

200

"Tom watched his dog chase the ball."

What is third person?

200

This feature explains what is shown in a picture or illustration

What is caption?

200

Cutting an onion can be an extremely unpleasant experience. In fact, it is so awful that it often results in eyes that sting like bees, and tears streaming down the cook’s face. Have you ever wondered what causes this undesirable outcome, and how you can avoid it? Slicing the onion releases sulfuric acid into the air. This sulfuric acid reacts with the moisture in a person’s eyes and results in the tearful reaction. There is a simple solution to this common problem. Cut the onion under a stream of running water. This will prevent the sulfuric acid from reacting with your eyes’ moisture. If you follow this tip, you will likely have a positive onion-cutting experience without the tears.  

What is problem/solution?

200

Small houses are discussed in the passage from “Grandpa’s Hobbit House” and the article “Itty-Bitty Houses.” Write an essay that describes the key benefits of these types of houses. Be sure to include examples from both texts to support your ideas.  

What is RST?

300

What is this an example of? (She makes the doll speak in a hurt voice.)

What is a stage direction?

300

You get to hear the thoughts of the character and see the story from their perspective is an advantage of what point of view?

What is first person?

300

This feature shows what the article will be about

What is a title?

300

Onions have been around for a long time. In fact, scientists agree that onions were likely a staple in the prehistoric diet. Onions are known to have existed in Egypt in 3500 BC. To the ancient Egyptians, onions symbolized eternity, and many pharaohs were buried alongside onions. The ancient Greeks also believed in the power of onions. In fact, in the first century AD, a Greek physician convinced several Greek athletes that onions had a medicinal property that would make them stronger. As a result, the majority of athletes who participated in the first Olympic Games ate several pounds of onions, drank onion juice, and rubbed onions over their bodies. In the Middle Ages, onions were prescribed to alleviate headaches and to prevent hair loss. They were also acceptable forms of payment for goods and services. They were even commonly given as wedding gifts! Today, onions are primarily used to add flavor to our foods. Furthermore, all evidence indicates that they will continue to exist far into the future.

What is chronology/sequence?

300

Write an essay that describes how the relationship between Owen and Mzee is different from the relationship between the Hornbills and Mongoose. Use examples from both the article and video to support your conclusions.

What is RST?

400

What is this an example of? “Would you tell me, please,” said Alice, a little timidly, “why you are painting those roses?”

What is dialogue?

400

Who is telling this story? 

"It seems to me that almost everything is a waste of time," he remarked one day as he walked dejectedly home from school. "I can't see the point in learning to solve useless problems, or subtracting turnips from turnips, or knowing where Ethiopia is or how to spell February." And, since no one bothered to explain otherwise, he regarded the process of seeking knowledge as the greatest waste of time of all.

Who is the narrator?

400

This feature can show the location of a place or event 

What is a map?

400

Yellow onions and white onions are very similar. In fact, beginning cooks often use these onions interchangeably. When a cook reads a recipe that calls for an onion that will need to be cooked, they are likely to reach for a yellow onion or a white onion. The most obvious difference between yellow onions and white onions is their color. However, there are also more subtle differences. A yellow onion usually has a tough outer skin. In contrast, a white onion tends to have a thinner, more tender skin. Whereas white onions retain their sharp flavor throughout cooking, yellow onions become sweeter the longer they cook.

What is compare and contrast?

400

What would the story be like if it were told from the wife’s point of view? Consider how descriptions of the setting and events might change based on the point of view of the person telling the story. Retell the story from the wife’s point of view. Include specific details about the setting and events that occur in the story to support this point of view.

What is a narrative retell?

500

Give 2 elements of poetry in the poem below:

She was the little household drudge, 

And wore a cotton gown, 

While the sisters, clad in silk and satin, 

Flaunted through the town. 


What is rhyme and stanza or line/verse?

500

What are the three types of 3rd person point of view?

What are Objective, Limited, and Omniscient?

500

This feature shows events in time order

What is a timeline?

500

When most people see an onion, they assume that the onion will be eaten. However, creative people have found additional purposes for the common onion. Some of these uses may even surprise you! Did you know that onions repel insects? Therefore, some people rub onion on their skin or clothes as an Earth-friendly alternative to bug spray. Likewise, leaving a bowl of raw onion slices sitting on your kitchen counter can ward off ants. Other people use onions to polish metal. They just crush an onion, combine it with water, and rub the mixture on metal surfaces until the metal looks spic and span! Did you know that you can use an onion to absorb unwanted smells? For example, leaving a bowl filled with water and raw onion slices in a newly painted room overnight can result in fewer remaining paint fumes the next day. The next time you see an onion, you may want to consider using it in one of its lesser-known ways. Or, be creative! Maybe you’ll be the next person to find an alternative use for the onion

What is description?

500

At the end of the video, Thelonious the turtle tells Cosmo they can go on an adventure. Think about the things Cosmo and Thelonious could do while they are swimming through the sea. Write a story about a new adventure that Cosmo and Thelonious will have together. Use what you have learned about the characters and setting of the video to write your story. Your story does not have to rhyme.

What is a narrative continuation?

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