Figurative Language
The term for when a word is repeated multiple times throughout a stanza, paragraph, or piece of writing.
Repetition
True/ False: Punctuation comes after quotation marks in a sentence with a quote.
False
This text structure analyzes similarities and differences between two or more concepts.
Compare and Contrast
The word ______ is needed in this sentence: I was tired ______ I went to bed early.
So
This term is used for the atmosphere and author creates within a text.
Mood
This sentence uses a ________ to draw a comparison: The sky was as blue as the ocean.
Simile
This punctuation appears before a joining word; and, but, so, or, etc.
This text structure organizes content or ideas in order of time.
Chronological/ Sequential
The word _______ is needed in this sentence: She wanted to join the team ______ she didn’t try out.
But
Tone
This figurative language device relies on the 5 senses.
Imagery
Quotation marks go before the word _______ and after the word ________ in the sentence: The daughter asked her mom, Have you seen my soccer cleats anywhere?
Have and anywhere
This text structure explains why something happened and what happened as a result
Cause and effect
The word _______ is needed in this sentence: We stayed inside ______ it was too cold to play outside.
This term is used to identify a grouped set of lines within a poem.
Stanza
The following sentence uses __________ as a technique: The old clock complained loudly as it ticked away the long, quiet night.
Personification
Write this sentence with proper punctuation and capitalization: have you seen my water bottle asked the boy
"Have you seen my water bottle?" asked the boy.
This sentence uses _________ text structure: Although the video game provides a sense of connection, it also has negative side effects such as addiction.
Advantages/ Disadvantages (pros and cons)
The word_______ is needed for this sentence: He forgot his homework ______ he had to stay after class.
So
This type of text deals with facts, real life experiences, and accurate research.
Expository/ Non-fiction
This term compares two unlike things but "like" or "as" are not used.
Metaphor
Rewrite the two sentences using a joining word (and, but, so, or) AND proper punctuation.
I wanted to go outside. It started raining.
I wanted to go outside, but it started raining.
Alike, both, similar, likewise, however, unlike, but, and on the other hand are commonly associated with _______ text structure.
Compare and contrast
The word _______ is needed for this sentence: The movie was long ______ it was really interesting.
But
Theme