Literary
Informational
Drama and Poetry
Figurative Language
100

A person, animal or thing in a work of literature. Example: August in Wonder

What is a character

100

What the text is mostly about.

What is the main idea?

100

Has a cast of characters, acts, and scenes.

What is a drama?

100
Compares two things using like or as.

What is simile?

200

The lesson or message of a story. Example: Believe in yourself.

What is a theme?

200

When you draw a conclusion by putting together details from the text and what you know. 

What is an inference?

200

A genre of literature that expresses feelings, ideas, or tells a story. Written in lines and stanzas.

What is poetry?

200

Uses exaggeration.

What is hyperbole?

300
When or where the story takes place.

what is the setting?

300

A account of events described by someone who what actually there when the event happened.

What is a firsthand account?

300

The voice of a poem.

What is a speaker?
300
Compares two things without using like or as.

What is metaphor.

400

The events of the story. Contains the exposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.

What is the plot?

400

When an author tells you something directly.

What is explicit?

400

The emotional feeling a poem creates for the reader.

What is mood or tone?

400

Gives human characteristics to things that are not human.

What is personification?

500

When you give the main events of a story in the order that they happened. This is typically about 3-4 sentences.

What is a summary?

500

Facts that support the main or central idea of a text.

What are key details?

500

The person that writes a poem.

What is a poet?

500

Repeats the beginning sound of words.

What is alliteration?

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