literary terminology
When you compare something, your tell what?
How they are alike.
What point of view is it when the author uses the pronouns his, hers, they, etc.
What is third person?
When you use a question mark behind a sentence, it is what kind of sentence?
What is interrogative sentence?
What does portal mean?
What is a hole?
Proper nouns must be?
What is capitalized?
When you contrast two things you tell what?
What how they are different?
When an author gives hint as to what is going to happen later in the text.
What is foreshadowing?
To be a complete sentence, what three things must it have?
What is starts with a capital letter, has a complete thought, and an ending mark?
What does malevolent mean?
What is evil?
What is the setting of a story?
Where it takes place?
When one compares two things using like or as.
What is a simile?
What point of view is hardly ever used except in instructional text?
What is second person?
A simple sentence has how many independent clauses?
What is one?
What does amicable mean?
What is friendly?
What kind of word describes?
What is an adjective?
When one compares something without using like or as.
What is a metaphor?
When an author allows a character to remember something about his past?
What is flashback?
How many sentence types are there (using ending marks as your guide)?
What is four?
What does proboscis mean?
What is nose?
What kind of word show action?
What is a verb?
When one refers to another being during the text.
What is an allusion?
When the author alludes to something else within the text.
What is allusion?
Using clauses, how many sentence types are there?
What is four?
What does queried mean?
What is asked?
What is the tone of a story?
What is how the author wants to make you feel?