Stop! Grammar Time!
The word for the dictionary definition of a word.
What is the denotation?
This genre contains facts and often has text features?
What is non-fiction?
One of these is NOT a text feature.
A. Heading
B. Captions
C. Characters
D. Diagrams
What are characters?
Something put at the beginning of a root or base word such as dis, un, or de.
dislike
unhappy
detox
What are prefixes?
This is required for matter to change forms.
What is heat?
Listen to the sentence.
What is whose?
This genre is not real but takes place in a time period that really happened.
What is historical fiction?
The structure that has you look at how things are similar and how they are different. You often use a venn-diagram to see the differences.
What is Compare and Contrast?
Exaggerations in writing.
What are hyperboles?
Sun and wind are examples of this type of energy.
What is renewable energy?
Two words that have similar meanings like happy and glad.
What are synonyms?
When a person publishes a story about their life it is called this.
What is an autobiography?
Language that is meant to be taken exactly as it was written. "The boy fell off his chair."
What is literal language?
Simile or metaphor?
"She was as quiet as a mouse."
What is a simile?
This is the energy of motion.
What is kinetic energy?
The narrative form that this is written in: " My mom told me to do my homework. I was upset about it."
What is 1st person narrative?
This type of writing usually has a pattern that one can identify.
What is poetry?
The overall message of a story.
What is the theme?
Endings put on root or base words such as "ly or ful"
What are suffixes?
What are circuits?
Word for words that have opposite meanings.
What are antomyms?
A book that is written about the life of someone else.
What is a biography?
The words that characters exchange in a story that shows they are talking.
What is dialogue?
Examples would be:
He is a bull.
She is a sheep.
What are metaphors?
Electricity moves easily when this is present.
What is a conductor?