Story Elements
Figurative Language- No Notebook
Handouts
What we've learned -
No Notebook
Notebook Check
100

Identify the antagonist and protagonist of the following books -

The Magician's Nephew, Old Yeller, and A Single Shard.

The Magician's Nephew - Jadis and Digory

Old Yeller - Rabies and Travis

A Single Shard - Min and Tree-ear

100

Sunday is cleaning day. By the time we're done, the house is as clean as a whistle.

Simile

100

Putting events in a story or book in the order in which they occurred.

Sequencing 

100

What's the difference between a simile and a metaphor?

Simile compares two unlike things by using like or as. (A metaphor compares two unlike things by using is, are or was). 

100

The four divided sections of your binder (without looking in your binder).

Homework Sheets, Current Book, Handouts, and Previous Books
200

What is the exposition for Blue Birds?

Characters - Kimi and Alis

Setting - 1587 Roanoke, Virginia

Incident that sets the story in motion - Alis's family arriving in Roanoke 

200

My alarm clock yelled at me to get out of bed this morning.

Personification

200

What are three ways to determine the meaning of a word?

Look at the word, look at the word in the sentence, schema.

200

Identify 3 types of figurative language.

Simile, Metaphor, personification, idiom, etc

200

What did we do for homework on Wednesday the week of August 16th?

Figurative Language and Comprehension questions for Blue Birds


300

What are three rising actions for A Magician's Nephew?

Answers will vary...Digory using the traveling rings to go between worlds, Waking Queen Jadis, Queen Jadis coming back to London with the kids, Digory bringing Jadis, the cabby and his horse, and Uncle Andrew back to the Wood Between the Worlds, 

300

Our family is a patchwork quilt.

Metaphor

300
What way were you taught to summarize a passage, chapter, or story?

Somebody, wanted, but, so, then

300

What is the difference between a character trait and a physical trait?

Character trait - describes personality (kind, brave, friendly)

Physical trait - describes appearance (hair color, height, etc)

300

What book was being taught on Sept. 27th?

The Magician's Nephew 

400

What is the main conflict of The Bronze Bow?

Daniel vs the Romans (to avenge his father's death)

400

Three gray geese in a green field grazing green grass.

Alliteration

400

What point of view is this passage written from?

The stars were burning brightly in the night sky.  The evening breeze felt cool on my skin.  It was the last night of summer break and I was calm, oddly calm.  It's not that I was excited to go back to school.  I wasn't.  School is a lot of work for me.  But I was excited to see my friends again.

First person

400

Identify the 3 different types of text connections.

Text to Text

Text to Self

Text to World


400

The last handout in the handout section of your notebook.

The types of Irony chart.

500

What is the Resolution in Behind Rebel Lines?

Emma gets sick and goes AWOL (has to leave her work for the Union army). 

500

Dolores from Encanto can hear a pin drop from 100 miles away.

Hyperbole

500

What type of Irony is being used?

In Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, the old woman brings Snow White an apple to eat. Snow White takes a bite and falls ill. 

Dramatic Irony

500

Identify the 4 types of conflict.

Person vs Person

Person vs Self

Person vs Nature

Person vs Society (World)

500

What 3 places did we identify on the Mediterranean Map while reading Bronze Bow?

Israel, Galilee, and Capernaum 

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