Story Time
Figurative Language
Issa mood
Context Clues
Misc.
100

What is POV (point of view)?

It is the narrator's position in relation to a story being told (1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person, etc.).

100
Write an example of a simile
The example should compare 2 things using "like" or "as."
100

What is mood?

The "vibe" created in a text from the author's choice of words. 

100

After the downpour ended, the neighborhood was SERENE. 

Calm

100

What is a connection?

A relationship in which a person, thing, or idea is linked or associated with something else.

200

Theme is the deeper meaning, moral, or lesson learned from a story.

THEME!

200

What is imagery in a story?

Imagery involves the use of descriptive language that targets the reader's five senses to create mental images.

200

How does the mood change between the phrases...

“I would be delighted!” Vs. “Sure, why not?”


Happy/cheerful to "meh"/neutral

200

They were ecstatic at the birth of their baby. They couldn't stop smiling for days.

Excited

200

In one word, what is the tone/vibe of the following sentence...

The window creaked open and a cool breeze ran down the girls spine. A small mouse ran across the ends of her shoes eliciting a blood-curdling scream

Teacher's Choice (Spooky/scary, uneasy, etc.)

300

Give an example of direct characterization

Teacher's Choice

300

Write an example of a metaphor.

The example should compare 2 things without using "like" or "as."

300

How does the mood change between the phrases...

“Could you be so kind as to pass me the milk?” Vs. “Give me that!”

Answer by saying - "The mood goes from ________ to _____________."

Polite/kind to aggressive/rude

300

The boisterous class would not stay in their seats and continually talked over the teacher. 

Loud, energetic, unruly

300

What type of figurative language is the following example...

BLAMO! The car door slammed into the back of his head as the evil man screamed profanities at him.

Onomatopoeia

400

What is indirect characterization?

Indirect characterization is when the author shares something with the reader that helps them learn about the character without directly stating it 

Example - "Timmy screamed in their face and swung his fist into the side of their head." This tells us that maybe Timmy has some anger issues.

400

Provide an example of a symbol and be sure to explain what it symbolizes.

Teachers choice 

400

How does the mood change between the phrases...

"Hello, sir. It is a true pleasure to make your acquaintance." VS "Hey, bro dab me up."

Answer by saying - "The mood goes from ________ to _____________."

Formal to informal

400

The runner was last in the race. He began to feel great DURESS to get ahead of the other racers. He needed to win to keep his standing in the sport. 

Pressure

400

What would be the author's purpose in a text titled "The Unsung: Survivors or Heroes?"

The author's purpose may be to shed light on those who have been heroic during a time in their life, but have yet to recieve the credit they deserve.

500

What is a main idea in a story?

A main idea is  the point of a story, or the key thought about the topic.

500

What is symbolism?

Symbolism is when one thing in a story (or anywhere in life) represents something else (typically more meaningful).

500

What mood is created through the word choice in this sentence? 

"The patient has experienced acute trauma to the right femur, and must have surgery stat."

Worried, urgent

500

Speaking rudely to the judges was RASH behavior. You really hurt your chances of winning! 


Bad behavior

500

True or False

The proper claim format is 

subordinate conjuction + your stance on the argument + a period + the opposing side of the argument

FALSE

The proper formatting is 

subordinate conjuction + reasoning/opposing side of the argument + a comma + your stance on the argument.

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