Giving human characteristics to non-human things (example; my stomach is telling me its hungry)
What is personification?
100
how the story or poem makes the reader feel (usually done through specific words and descriptions of the setting)
What is mood?
100
a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action that it does mean literally
Mood: how the story or poem makes the reader feel (usually done through specific words and descriptions of the setting)
Number these events in the order that they happened: Put these events in sequential order
Opinion: A statement that is based on feelings or emotions; cannot be proven
Personification: Giving human characteristics to non-human things (example; my stomach is telling me its hungry)
Persuade: to try and influence someone to do or think a certain way
Plot: the main events in a story, including the climax and resolution.
What is metaphor?
100
gives you the exact location of specific topics and information in a book. It is located at the back of the book.
What is an index?
200
the part of a word at the end that changes the meaning of the root word
What is a suffix?
200
the main events in a story, including the climax and reolution.
What is the plot?
200
A statement that is based on feelings or emotions; cannot be proven
What is an opinion?
200
to explain something using facts
What is inform?
200
to infer from a passage or text
What is an inference?
300
: a type of figurative language that comparies two things using like or as
What is simile?
300
Make an educated guess of what is going to take place
What is to predict?
300
to try and influence someone to do or think a certain way
What is persuade?
300
an over-exaggerated statement (example; I have said it a thousand times; he was running, like, a million miles an hour)
What is hyperbole?
300
Words that have the same sound and spelling but different meanings (example; nickel-a chemical element & nickel-5 cent coin)
What is a homonym?
400
Clearly give an opinion or information
What is to state?
400
how the character(s) solve the problem or conflict
What is how the character(s) solve the problem or conflict?
400
Placing things in an order; could be the way they happened in a story; set of directions, chronological (time), numerical (number)
What is sequence?
400
words that sound the same, but have different spelling (example; would & wood, bear & bare, to & too & two)
What is a homophone?
400
A list of words and definitions used in the book. It is located at the back of a book.
What is a glossary?
500
back up your answer with examples and details; Give a quote from the text; find evidence
What is to support?
500
Pick from different choices
What is select?
500
Where and when the story took place
What is setting?
500
a sentence or phrase whose meaning cannot be predicted from the meanings of the actual words (example; out of the blue; spill the beans, cat have your tongue)
What is an Idiom?
500
words that have the same spelling but different meanings and sound (example; live-to exsist & live-watching something as it is happening)