Word Parts
Propaganda
Vocabulary
Elements of Fiction
Author's Craft
100
The meaning of the suffix pre-.
What is before.
100
The meaning of exigency.
What is limited time offer.
100
Open to two or more interpretations and often intended to mislead.
What is equivocal.
100
Time and place in a story.
What is setting.
100
DAILY DOUBLE: Looking into the future.
What is foreshadow.
200
The meaning of the suffix tri-.
What is three.
200
The definition of repetition.
What is over and over again.
200
Combative or eager to fight; belligerent.
What is pugnacious.
200
The turning point in a story.
What is climax.
200
How the character feels in a story.
What is mood.
300
The meaning of the suffix dia-.
What is across.
300
Makes you think patriotically.
What is flag waving.
300
Failure to perform an act that is either an official duty or a legal requirement.
What is nonfeasance.
300
The main meaning or idea of a piece of writing.
What is theme.
300
Shows a picture in someones mind when reading a story.
What is imagery.
400
The meaning of the suffix omni-.
What is all knowing.
400
To be part of a crowd.
What is bandwagon.
400
Easily managed, controlled, governed, or worked; malleable.
What is tractable.
400
An old tale that has been carried on and changed.
What is folk tale.
400
Looking into the past.
What is flashback.
500
The meaning of the suffix chron-.
What is time.
500
A famous person talking about a product.
What is a testimonial.
500
Prone to outbursts of temper, easily angered.
What is irascible.
500
DAILY DOUBLE: One who is drawn to creating problems.
What is antagonist.
500
Simile and metaphor are examples of this.
What is figurative language.
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