Figurative Language
"bam" "whirl" "thump" "boom"
What is onomotopoeia?
The way an author organizes the text.
What is text structure?
A title or brief explanation added to a illustration or photograph.
What is a caption?
Carey was lethargic; she did not have enough energy to get out of bed and go to swim practice.
What is a definition?
The message or lesson of a story.
What is theme?
The cupcake is calling my name.
What is personification?
A text that list facts, events, or details in the order in which they occured.
What is chronological?
The name of an article, book, or other document.
What is a title?
Rebecca, my best friend, has been a companion to me for many years.
What is a synonym?
The main problem in the story.
What is conflict?
The explanation was clear as mud.
What is simile?
A text that provides similarities and/or differences of two or more people, things, concepts, or ideas.
What is compare and contrast?
The title of a section of text.
What is a heading?
Kim was anxious about the test, but Christy was not worried at all.
What is an antonym?
The attitude and feelings toward subjects in the text.
What is tone?
They have a heart of gold.
What is a metaphor?
A text that describes what happened and the why it happened.
What is cause and effect?
A visual representation of data or of information.
What is a chart?
Krystle will serve cold beverages, such as soda, tea, and juice, to the guests.
What is an example?
Telling the main idea and key details of a text.
What is a summary?
Break a leg!
What is an idiom?
A text the conveys an issue, problem, or concern and solutions are explained.
What is problem and solution?
A note of reference, explanation, or comment printed at the bottom of a page.
What is a footnote?
My team will win the game because we are determined to do our best.
What is an inference?
The way the conflict is resolved in a story.
What is resolution?