vocab(main terms)
unit two grammar
literary analysis
figurative language
Unit one grammar
100

_________ is a make believe story created from an authors imagination. It has characters, places, and events that are completely invented or inspired by real life. This is meant to entertain us.

Fiction

100

________ identify which one(s) or whose. It can include articles, possesives, distributives, and demonstratives (a, the, my, your, their, those, each, every)

Limiting adjectives

100

What components should be included in the introduction of a literary analysis?

Hook, bridge, thesis

100

What is a similie?

Using like or as to compare two unlike objects. 

ex: I slept like a log

100

What is a clause?

A group of words with a subject and a verb.

ex: She ran this morning

200

________ are the people, animals, or creatures in a story. They can either be real or imaginary.

Characters

200

a specific name for a person, place or thing.

Ex: Disney World, Nashville, New York City

Proper Noun

200

When writing a body paragraph for a literary analysis, what components should be included?

Evidence from the text, explanation, a topic sentence, a claim, and a connection

200

what is a metaphor?

comparing objects NOT using like or as and it states that something IS something else.

ex: the wind was a whisper

200

What is an independent clause

A complete sentence or thought

ex: I ate a cupcake

300

_______ The series of events that make up a story. It is the "road map" of the story that shows how the characters face problems and try to solve them.

Plot

300

______ replaces a noun

ex: he, she, it

pronoun

300

When writing a conclusion for a literary analysis, what components should be included?

Restating the main idea, summarize the key reasons, and add your "So what?" "Why does this Matter?"

300

What is personification?

Giving living traits to a nonliving object.

ex: the trees danced in the sky

300

What is a simple sentence?

A simple sentence contains only one independent clause.

ex: she ran

400

_______ events that build suspense and lead to the main problem.

Rising Action

400

_____ show action, occurrence or a state of being. These are essential for building complete sentences.

Verb

400

What is a thesis statement?

A statement about the main argument/idea

it names the text, it is supported with evidence, and it makes a claim.

400

what is internal vs. external conflict

internal conflict is with yourself and external is conflict with others

400

What is a compound sentence?

2 independent clauses joined together with a conjunction
500

The big idea or message in a story. It is what the author wants you to think about or learn after reading. It is the lesson or truth behind the events.

Theme

500

________ tell color, size, shape, opinion (enormous, bumpy, exciting)

Quantitative adjectives

500

What are sensory details?

descriptive details while referring to the five senses

ex: I brushed against the crisp and crunchy leaves

500

what is a compound complex sentence?

2 or more independent clauses + 2 dependent clauses

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