Writing Random
When a narrator uses "I" or "me" it is written in this perspective.
What is first person
My mom and dad drive to the city. "Mom and Dad" are this in the sentence
What is the subject (noun)
This is where the point of your essay is proven
What is the body paragraphs
The bad guy or villain in a story
What is an antagonist
When a narrator specifically says what a character is like
What is direct characterization
"I am as tough as the Crust of the Earth" is this kind of literary device
What is a similie
My mom and dad drive to the city. "Drive" is this in the sentence
What is the verb
"Because I got you to look after me, and you got me to look after you" (Steinbeck 12). "(Steinbeck 12)" is this.
What is a citation
The main character and person you route for
What is a protagonist
When an object that is non-human is given human qualities
"I'd catch a grenade for you" is this type of literary device
What is hyperbole
My mom and dad drive to the big city. "Big" is this part of speech
What is an adjective
This is what we do after a quote in a body paragraph.
What is analysis
The character who always supports the protagonist
What is the sidekick
A word that sounds like what it means
What is onomatopoeia
The lesson or moral of the text
What is a theme?
My mom and dad drive quickly to the big city. "Quickly" is this part of speech
What is an adverb
The first paragraph in an essay
What is an introduction
A character who is in the background but helps move the story.
What is a secondary character
Words that have the same ending sound, often in a poem
What is a rhyme
Jenny Han, John Steinbeck, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and William Golding all have this occupation.
What is an author
My mom and dad drive quickly to the big city. "The big city" is this in the sentence
What is the predicate.
This is the last sentence in the introduction paragraph that guides your essay.
What is the thesis
A character in the story that is used to highlight the opposing traits
What is a foil
"Weathering Willow Whispers Wild" is an example of this
What is alliteration?