Non-Fiction
Fiction/Poetry 1
Fiction/ Poetry 2
Figurative Language
Reading Strategies
100
What parts of THIEVES are completed after reading? 
End of text and summary 
100
Conflict a character experiences on the inside: 
Internal conflict
100
Conflict the character experiences on the outside: 
External conflict 
100
"He swam like a fish." What kind of figurative language is this? 
Simile
100
If you don't know the meaning of a word, what do you do? 
Look it up in the dictionary.
200
What does PIE stand for? 
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
200
An educated guess is known as: 
an inference
200
This is how the passage is supposed to make the audience feel: 
Mood
200
"Her hair was silk." What kind of figurative language is this? 
Metaphor
200
What is a non-fiction strategy used in class? 
THIEVES
300
What are the six questions a summary needs to answer? 
Who, What, When, Where, Why, How
300
The message/lesson the author is trying to convey: 
Theme
300
This is how the author/narrator feels: 
Tone
300
"My backpack weighs a ton!" What kind of figurative language is this? 
Hyperbole
300
What is the strategy we use for poetry? 
PAUSE
400
The writing underneath a picture is known as the: 
Caption
400
Traits which describe how a character feels and thinks: 
Personality Traits
400
A character that stays the same is known as a: 
Static character
400
"Bob brought the box to the basement." What example of figurative language is this? 
Alliteration 
400
What is the strategy used for fiction? 
CPR
500
Where are you most likely going to find the main idea of an article when it comes to THIEVES?
The introduction
500
Other than time and place, what else do you need to know when it comes to setting? 
Cultural values and social status
500
A character that changes is known as a: 
Dynamic character
500
"The sea lashed out in anger at the ships." What example of figurative language is this? 
Personification 
500
What strategy has you look at and analyze the questions first? 
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