Figurative Language
TEXT STRUCTURE
Rhetorical Appeals/Literary Terms
Random Lit. Questions
Testing
100

a comparison between two unlike things that does not use the terms like or as

What is metaphor?

100

This text structure tells events in time order using words like first, next, then, finally.

What is chronological order/sequence?

100

texts that have no opinion and ONLY give facts or unbiased information.

What is informational/expository?

100

If reading a question, and the word "add" is present, what higher level word could it be replaced with that I often see? 

What is contribute?

100

Before I submit my test, I need to make sure that I have __________ _______ __________. 

What is answer all questions?

200

She was jubilant, unlike her gloomy friend,” 

Which word helps you understand “jubilant.”

What is a gloomy?

200

This structure shows how one event leads to another using signal words like because, since, as a result.

What is cause and effect?

200

states an author's position about a topic and tries to get readers to agree with it. 

What is argument?

200

"The puppy was famished after playing all day. "

What does "famished" mean?

What is very hungry or starving?

200

While reading a text, I can _________ ________ _______ to track my comprehension. 

What is annotate/chunk the passage?

300

words that are different from their literal, or usual, meaning. 

What is figurative language?

300

This structure highlights similarities and differences using words like both, however, unlike.

What is compare and contrast?

300

an author persuades his audience by telling a story of kids being bullied. 

What is pathos?

300

"The arid desert had very little rainfall and almost no plants. "

What is the meaning of "arid"?

What is very dry?

300

When I do not know the meaning of a word, I should use ___________ ____________ to help me determine the meaning. 

What is context clues?

400
a comparison between two unlike things that give human qualities to non-human things
What is personification?
400

This structure presents a problem and explains how it is solved.

What is problem and solution?

400

to provide evidence, backing, or proof that something is accurate/true. 

What is support?

400

A clue where surrounding words hint at the meaning without stating it directly.

What is an inference?

400

when I know for certain that a particular answer choice is not the right answer, I get rid of it. 

What is process of elimination/slash the trash?

500

the feeling suggested by a word or phrase.

What is connotative meaning?

500

This structure describes a topic by listing characteristics, features, or examples.

What is description?

500

written or spoken language used to persuade an audience. 

What is rhetoric?

500

To take a deeper look into the text. 

What is analyze?

500

If I do not know the answer to a question, I need to ________ it and come back to it at the end. 

What is answer then flag?

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