Making Connections
Literary Elements & Devices
Plot, Characters, & Point of View
Theme & Genre
Inferences
100

In stories characters can be similar. True or false?

What is true!

100

These create imagery in a person's mind.

What is imagery?

100

What happens in a story? 

What is a plot?

100

The big idea!

What is a theme?

100

It's a guess based on clues and what you already know.

What is an inference? 

200

Dramas, fairytales, and fables are examples of what? 

What are genres? 

200

These create a certain mood or feeling.

What are sensory details?

200

People or animals that take part in the action of a story.

What are characters? 

200
A type of writing.

What is a genre?

200

We don't make inferences everyday? True or false?

What is false?

300

When you finish reading a novel or short story, you spend time reviewing the key ideas and elements used by the author. Then you may read another story and use the same process. What is this called?

What is a connection?

300

When you compare things with words like or as you are using . . .

What are similes? 

300

An outside story-teller. 

What is a third-person narrator?

300

Love, beauty, and nature are type of . . .

What are themes? 

300
Writers always say things directly. True or false?

What is false?

400

Suppose an author writes a letter to an editor about why palm trees should be planted. Another author writes a poem about palm trees in a hurricane. What are the similarities?

What are palm trees?

400

Splash, Boom, and Zap are examples of ...

What is an onomatopoeia? 

400

Hints given about events in the story? 

What is foreshadowing? 

400

Different cultures don't write about historical events in different ways. True of False?

What is false? 

400

Adding up all the clues.

What is a conclusion?

500

Suppose an author writes a letter to an editor about why palm trees should be planted. Another author writes a poem about palm trees in a hurricane. What are the differences?

What is palm trees will make an area look nice and palm trees sway in the wind?

500

The clouds are puffy, white whipped cream. This is an example of ...

What is a metaphor? 

500

This narrator knows everything in the story, including what the characters are thinking. 

What is an omniscient third-person narrator?  

500

Overlooking the details and focusing what happens in a text is ...

What is zooming out?

500

Mrs. Roberson is a twin who has two sets of twins. True or false?

What is true?

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