The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginnings of words that are close together.
Ex: What a Wonderful World
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What is internal conflict?
Person vs. Self
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What is author's perspective?
What the author thinks or feels about a topic.
100
What does it mean to make something vivid?
Make it come to life!
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"How do you think the author felt towards their topic?" - Is a type of question where you will have to make a:
A. Purpose
B. Conflict
C. Inference
C. Inference
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To Exaggerate a point and not mean it literally is to use what?
Figurative Language
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What is an External conflict?
Person vs. Outside Forces
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What is author's purpose?
The main idea of why the author is writing their story/essay.
200
How can you make your story vivid?
By describing the Sensory Language. - What you taste, touch, hear, see, smell
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Why do you have to guess or imagine your answer when you make an inference?
Because the answer will not be word for word in the story.
300
"I am now a prisoner of the school." - Is an example of a:
A. Personification
B. Simile
C. Alliteration
D. Metaphor
D. Metaphor
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What is the time and the place in which a narrative occurs?
The Setting
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"Molly searched within the crowd for her family. Her knees began to shake and her palms began to sweat. Her choir solo was about to begin." - Infer what Molly's perspective on the situation is.
She is nervous or anxious about her solo.
300
A consistent pattern of end rhyme throughout a poem.
What is Rhyme Scheme.
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What are the two things you rely on to make your inferences?
Context Clues(clues in the story) and Prior Knowledge(what you already know).
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Why do author's use figurative language?
To exaggerate a point; they are trying to make their story more vivid.
400
What must a summary of a story consist of?
It must explain who, what, where, when, and why. -As well as the end result or conclusion.
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"I was leading the whole race. I have never felt so good in the water. Each stroke I took seemed to pull me further in front."
What type of point of view is this narrative in?
First person point of view
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Conversation between characters. "Exact words"
What is Dialogue.
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"Janice was late for the 10th time to class today. She was sent to after school detention and her parents grounded her. Janice was miserable." - Infer what Janice will do the following day at school.
"I infer ...."
I infer that Janice will make it to class on time.
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"The raindrops danced against the window." - This is an example of:
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Personification
D. Alliteration
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What are sequence of events?
The author events occur within a story.
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Can a character in a story have a change in perspective as the story goes on? Explain.
Yes, as different events in the story occur, the character can have a change in perspective.(Or how they feel)