Key Vocab
Narrator telling the story.
We only know one persons thoughts and feelings.
He, she, they, character names.
What is third person limited?
A story about two kids at school and their lives.
What is entertain?
Builds tension in the story. Makes you want to keep reading.
What is rising action?
Comparing two things USING like or as.
What is Simile?
Using what you already know + what you just read or saw = ___________
What is an inference?
Narrator telling the story.
We know all persons thoughts and feelings.
He, she, they, character names.
What is Third person omniscient?
A news article talking about what happened after a tornado went through a town.
What is inform?
Introduces the characters, settings, and conflict.
What is Exposition?
Comparing two things WITHOUT using like or as.
What is metaphor?
Moral of lesson in the story.
What is theme?
Told by the person themselves.
I me, my, myself
What is first person?
A commerical on tv talking about why you should buy a certain product?
What is persuade?
The ending of the story. Wraps the story up.
What is resolution?
Being dramatic and exaggerating.
What is hyperbole?
What is character development?
I think I have the best cat in the whole world. I buy Felix the best food and I always make sure he has the best toys. I love to cuddle with him after work. I love my cat.
What is first person?
A book talking about climate, animals, and way of life in Africa?
What is inform?
The turning point in the story. The most exciting part of the story.
What is climax?
Buzz. Pow. Crash.
What is onomatopeia?
Using words in a text to understand something.
What are context clues?
Chris was celebrating his birthday. He was so excited at Dave and Busters until his friend, Tyler, broke a lamp at the resturant. Chris was very mad about it breaking but Tyler was very embarrased.
What is third person omniscient?
A poem about a dog running around a dog park and having the best day.
What is entertain?
Winding down the story. Things are settling down.
What is falling action?
-Its raining cats and dogs.
- You are bouncing off the walls.
What is an idiom?