figurative language
comparing two unlike things using like or as
simile
time, place, and or location
setting
time line/ time of order
chronological order
the sentence in the prompt necessary for the restate
direction sentence
how do you prepare for testing at home, the night before and morning of testing
go to bed early & eat a good breakfast
comparing two unlike things not using like or as
metaphor
the problem or situation of a story
conflict
the type, style, or category of story
genre
how many text evidence are required to support an answer
two
when test starts you do what
go to writing prompt FIRST
giving non human thing human characteristics
personification
the main event (turning point) of a story
climax
the reason why an author writes a story
author's purpose
what are the two writing prompts
narrative & essay
strategies for answering multiple choice questions; 2
D - A, eliminate obvious, use text, modifiers (most, none), best guess
sound effects
onomatopoeia
how a story comes to an end
resolution
the voice or person the story is told
point of view
what are the two types of writing formulas
BME/CSPS & RACCE
after writing prompt what should you do before going to the multiple choice questions
edit for extra points from scratch paper notes
ending words of a stanza or sentence sounding the same
rhyme
the lesson learned or moral of the story
theme
feelings, emotions, and or attitudes a read will feel from reading a story
mood/tone
When given multiple titles to read, where do you put them in the restate.
RA
first things you should do when you get your scratch paper; 3
write down your formulas (BME/CSPS & RACCE), rhetorical ?, transitions, power words, onomatopoeia, 1 dialogue, lesson learned