Drama
Fiction
Poetry
Informational Text
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100

What do we call the author of a play?

Who is a playwright?

100

The beginning of the story where the characters and setting are introduced. 

What is the expostion? 
100
Poems are broken down into _____. 

What are stanzas?

100

This is the author's position or idea on the topic. 

What is A Claim? 

100

What type of sentence combines 2 independent clauses? 

What is a compound sentence? 

200

What is the main division of a drama, which may be further divided into scenes?

What are Acts?

200

This type of figurative language gives human traits to inanimate objects. 

What is personification? 

200
What is the mood of a poem? 
What is the way the author makes the reader feel? 
200

These help to add credit to the author's claim. 

What are supporting details or text evidence? 

200
This is how to be sure something is spelled correctly.

What is typing the word into the dictionary? 

300

What is a conversation between or among characters?

What is Dialogue?

300

What is an educated decision or guess based on the evidence given?

What is to infer or inference? 

300

This is a strategy to analyze a paired passage. 

What is compare and contrast or a Venn diagram? 

300

This type of organizational pattern arranges the topic by time. 

What is chronological? 

300

This word tense type shows something has already happened. (ran, jumped, moved)

What is past tense? 

400

What is the main idea or lesson in a play or story?

What is Theme?

400

This strategy can be used to summarize a story. 

What is 'Beginning, Middle, End' OR 'Somebody Wanted But So Then'?

400

This type of figurative language compares 2 things using 'like' or 'as' and is used to emphasize something. 

What is a simile? 

400

These are used to help split up or organize the article into different sections. 

What are headings? 

400

When a word has an apostrophe s at the end of it, it means what? ( Ms. Wiseman's) 

What is this shows possession of something? (someone owns it) 

500

What are hints found in a passage that helps the reader understand the meaning of unfamiliar words?

What are Context Clues?

500

What is the reason an author writes? (Think verbs)

What is Author's Purpose- To persuade, Inform, Entertain? 

500

The way the speaker feels and the word choice used in the poem. 

What is Tone? 

500

Why are photographs typically included in informational texts? 

What is to give or show the readers a visual understanding? 
500

This renames a noun or gives extra information about the noun. It can be taken out of the sentence, and the sentence would still make sense. 

What is an appositive? 

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