Vocabulary
Story Elements 1
Story Elements 2
Figurative Language
Text Structure
100

 A conclusion derived from logical reasoning following an investigation of available evidence

Inference

100

Any force that hinders the main characters from getting a victory in the story

Antagonist

100

______ is the author's attitude about the story, while ______ is how the readers feel.

Tone; Mood

100

What type of Figurative Language?

BOOM!

Onomatopoeia 

100

Last Saturday, I woke up early to go fishing with my uncle. First, we gathered our gear and packed a lunch. By 7 a.m., we were on the road. At 8, we arrived at the lake and set up our rods. By noon, we had caught five fish. We headed home around 3 p.m., tired but happy.

Chronology

200

evidence that is judged to be more powerful when compared to other evidence that could be used to support the argument and all part of a particular argument/claim such that no area is left vulnerable to simple counter claims

Strong and thorough textual evidence

200

What method is used by an author to indirectly characterize characters in fiction?

S.T.E.A.L Method

200

What is the purpose of flashbacks?

Help the reader understand past events and develop characters by explaining their background.

200

Name the type of Figurative Language:

The slippery snake slithered silently.

Alliteration
200

To submit a well-organized research paper, begin by selecting a focused topic. Conduct thorough research using credible sources, and take detailed notes. Then, draft an outline to organize your main ideas. After writing your first draft, revise for clarity and coherence. Finally, proofread your work for grammar and formatting before submission.


Sequence

300

anything that students can read, write, view, listen to, or explore, including books, photographs, films, articles, music, art, and more

Text

300

What type of characterization is: 

Lena stayed after class to help clean up, even though she wasn’t asked.

Indirect

300

Name the three types of plot types and define them.

Linear

Flashback/Flashforward

In Media Res

300

What type of Figurative Language?

I could sleep for a million years

Hyperbole

300

After the city installed a new public transit system, traffic congestion during rush hour decreased significantly. As more residents opted for buses and light rail over personal vehicles, emissions dropped, and commute times improved. However, increased ridership also caused overcrowding on certain routes, prompting the city to expand service lines.


Cause and Effect

400

A technique used to teach students how to write an effective, evidence-based response to text.

A.C.E. Method

400

What letter of S.T.E.A.L does the following passage show:

Leah’s hands were trembling, and her face was pale as she stepped on stage.

S - Speech

400

Name (in order) the points of the plot diagram.

Exposition

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

400

What type of Figurative Language?

Blow off steam

Idiom

400

Our school library was losing books because students forgot to return them. To solve the problem, the librarian started a reminder system that emails students before books are due. Since then, late returns have dropped by 60%.

Problem and Solution

500

 stated clearly and directly, leaving no room for confusion or interpretations 

AND

stated unclearly and indirectly such that inferences must be made

Explicitly

AND

Implicit

500
Describe the traits of dynamic/round/complex characters.

Dynamic characters experience significant growth, change, or development over the course of the story. They undergo transformations in their beliefs, attitudes, or actions.

500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!

What happens at each point of the plot diagram?

Exposition: characters, conflict, and setting are introduced

Rising action: Most of the action occurs here, conflict develops, interest and suspense are built

Climax: Most emotional/intense part of the story; conflict is highest

Falling Action: Loose ends tied up, conflict going through process of being resolved

Resolution: Conflict is resolved or determined to be unsolvable

500

What type of Figurative Language:

That test was my kryptonite.

Allusion

500

As Dr. King spoke beneath the towering figure of Abraham Lincoln, the crowd stretched across the National Mall, a sea of people united in hope. His voice rose and fell like a song, calling for freedom, justice, and equality. The warmth of the summer day was matched only by the passion in his words.


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