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Whenever it is summer I want to go over to sandys house.
Whenever it is summer, I want to go over the Sandy's.
The events could happen in real life.
Realistic fiction
Where a line of poetry ends.
Line break
words under a photograph to describe it.
caption
Introduces the setting and characters.
Exposition
1.“when will lunch detention be over,” I asked mr. martin.
"When will lunch detention be over?", I asked Mr. Martin.
The turning point in the story. There is a lot of action.
Climax
This type of passage is divided into _____ not paragraphs.
Lines
The author gives information about a problem and tells how it is solved.
Problem and solution
Tells the actors how to act out the lines
Stage directions
the mouse survived so the cheese must have been tasty?
The mouse survived, so the cheesed must have been tasty.
The sequence of events in a fiction story.
Plot
A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables (a rhythm)
meter
The author tell similarities and differences about two or more topics.
Compare and Contrast
I, me, mine, we, us, ours in a text is from which point of view?
While I was sleeping I had the crazyest dreem
While I was sleeping I had the craziest dream.
The end of the story. The solution the the problem.
Resolution
First letter of multiple words repeats. (ex: Sally sells seashells by the seashore.)
Alliteration
how the text is organized
text structure
The events that lead to the climax.
Rising action
Inside the garage I finded the nastyest mouse eating a peace of cheese
Inside the garage, I found the nastiest mouse eating a piece of cheese.
The setting and the characters are introduced.
Exposition
A comparison that says something is/was something else.
metaphor
the author tells about an event and what happens after or because of it.
Cause and Effect
Changes when the setting changes
Scenes