Poetry
Story Elements
Figurative Language Definitions
Figurative Language Examples
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True or False: Poetry is on the FAST ELA test.

True

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The "turning point" or the most exciting moment of the story is the...

climax

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A comparison using like or as

simile

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"I'm so hungry I could eat a horse."

What kind of figurative language is this AND what does it mean?

Hyperbole; it means the person is very hungry/starving.

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What is the definition of central idea?

what the text is mostly or mainly about

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What is one line of poetry called?

A line or verse

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The beginning of a story that provides background information about the characters and setting is called the...

exposition

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A comparison without using like or as

metaphor

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“Hope” is the thing with feathers.

What type of figurative language is this AND what does it mean?

Metaphor; comparing hope to a bird.

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What is it called when the problems and conflict are becoming resolved in a story?

falling action
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What is two lines of poetry called?

A couplet

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What is the definition of theme?

The lesson or message we learn by reading the story
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an extreme exaggeration

hyperbole

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"Break a leg!"

What kind of figurative language is this AND what does it mean?

Idiom; it means good luck/do well!

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The central idea of a story is supported by...

relevant details

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A __________ is like a paragraph of poetry.

stanza

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What is the definition of plot?

the sequence of events in a story

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What is the definition of alliteration?

The repetition of the same letter or sound

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"The music coursed through us, vibrating through our bodies as if it came from within."

This is an example of TWO types of figurative language - what are they?

Personification and imagery

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The type of narrator telling the story, such as first or third person is called...

point of view

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What is voice?

the unique way in which the poem is written

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What is the definition of summary?

a short overview of a text that only includes the most important information, written in your own words

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What is the definition of allusion?

a reference to a well-known thing, person, character, place, or event

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"They were right, it was too dangerous to handle alone. The bottle had a skull and bones on it..."


In this sentence, skull and bones is a _________, representing ____________.

symbol; representing poison/death/harm

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How narrators or characters see and think about the world around them is called...

perspective

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