In Narnia...
Literary Lingo
Grammar stuff
Literary Vocabulary
Can't we just all agree?
100
It is always winter and never...
Christmas
100
The events that happen in a story
plot
100
Name an instance when should you use a semicolon?
To separate two independent clauses/sentences
100
Character in opposition to the main character
antagonist
100
Choose the right word: Either The actress will bring (their/her) own copy of the script.
her
200
A person can get wishes if he does this...
Catches the white stag
200
a character is revealed using specific description and information
direct exposition
200
Identify as a sentence or a fragment: Brought his dog to the park with him.
FRAGMENT
200
a phrase that conveys a figurative meaning different from the actual words used
idiom
200
Anyone can pretend that (their/his ) opinion is a fact.
his
300
you can find a tree spirit called....
a dryad
300
a character is revealed through his thoughts and actions rather than being directly stated
indirect revelation
300
Fix the sentence 1. My sister likes vegetables but she likes candy, to.
, but ... too
300
something that has meaning in itself but also represents something more significant ex. rose=love Aslan=Jesus
symbol
300
Choose the right word: I am feeling (well/good) today.
Well
400
Father Christmas gave Mrs. Beaver this gift
What is a sewing machine
400
conversation between characters
dialogue
400
Fix it: It's a great day for the new puppy; to meet its new owner and ride in the car.
no punctuation needed
400
character who does not change throughout a story
static character
400
Choose the right word: While visiting Washington D.C., I hope the students (speak/speaks) to a politician.
what is speak
500
Aslan granted Jadis safe conduct to speak with him privately under ONE condition. What was it?
She had to leave her wand at the tree
500
The sea of fur kept the husky warm in the winter
metaphor
500
Punctuate this sentence appropriately: Joe dribbled up the court his sparkling new Nikes squeaking with each move he made but he slipped before he completed the layup.
Joe dribbled up the court, his sparkling new Nikes squeaking with each move he made, but he slipped before he completed the layup.
500
Main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work - may be directly or indirectly stated
THEME
500
After the movie, we was going to eat, but my mom forgot her wallet.
WERE going to eat....
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