Literature
If a text includes a cause, it must also have an
What is effect?
People speaking in a story
What is dialogue?
Periods, exclamation points, question marks
What is punctuation?
An exaggerated statement
What is hyperbole?
The proof in the passage (how to show your answer is correct)
What is text evidence?
When two ideas are the same, they have
What is similarities?
The act of showing the difference between two characters
What is contrast(ing)?
Punctuation that show direct speech or titles
What are quotation marks?
A comparison using like or as
What is a simile?
The storyline the reader follows during the passage (includes all events)
What is the plot?
The central point of an article or text
What is the main(central) idea?
The genre of writing that is informative and true
What is non-fiction?
Writing that gives information to the reader
What is Informational or Explanatory Writing?
A comparison between two things without using like or as
The perspective of a character using pronouns such as she, he, they, them
What is third person point of view?
Time order in a text, a sequence of events from beginning to end
What is chronological order?
The genre that is made up
On-demand writing that presents a point and tries to persuade its reader
What is argument writing?
Closely connected words starting with the same letter or sound
What is alliteration?
Finding the meaning of words by looking at a whole sentence
What are context clues?
An author's claim about a topic (is typically positive or negative)
What is point of view?
A group of lines in a poem
What is a stanza?
On-demand writing that tells a story
What is a narrative?
A reference to someone or something
What is an allusion?