Figurative Lang
Literary Elements
Academic Vocabulary
Argumentative Writing
Point of View
100

Compares 2 things using like or as

What is a simile?

100

The logical sequence of events that develops a story

What is the plot?

100

denotation

the   dictionary   definition   of   words  

100

claim

The author’s stance on a topic

100

The sentence below is an example of which point of view?

The narrator in Tell-Tale Heart was crazy; he seemed to be disconnected from society.

  1. First Person
  2. Second Person
  3. Third Person
  4. Fourth Person

Third person

200

A word that sounds like the action it is describing

What is Onomatopoeia?

200

A person who tells the story

Who is the narrator?

200

 connotation    

emotions   associated   with   a   word   or   phrase   positive,   negative,   neutral

200

Factual information to support a claim

evidence

200

Once upon a time there were three little pigs who each had homes of their own. The first little pig had a home built out of sticks. The second little pig had a home built out of straw. The third little pig was a very smart and thoughtful pig. He thought his brothers were silly for building their homes out of such weak materials. Knowing safety was of the utmost importance, the third little pig built his house out of bricks.


What type of narrator does this passage have?

  1. first person
  2. second person
  3. third person limited
  4. third person omniscient
  • person limited
300

Gives human-like qualities to an object or animal

What is personification?

300

An issue in a narrative around which the whole story revolves

What is the conflict?

300

impact

effect

300

The opposite side of an argument

opposing claim

300

Which point of view is the rarest?

  1. First Person
  2. Second Person
  3. Third Person
  4. Fourth Person

Second Person

400

An overstatement or exaggeration

What is hyperbole?

400

The main character of story, novel or a play

Who is the protagonist?

400

stanza  

the   grouped   lines   in   a   poem  

400

Evidence and support for the opposing claim

counterargument

400

What is an omniscient narrator?

  1. His knowledge is limited to one character
  2. He knows all the thoughts and feelings of all characters
  3. He doesn't know anything about the characters
  4. He only describes the setting
  • He knows all the thoughts and feelings of all characters
500

Two or more words in a poem begin with the same letter

What is alliteration?

500

A person, animal, being, creature, or thing in a story

Who are the characters?

500

convey/refine

 to   understand   or   make   clear  

500

The author’s explanation of why the opposing claim is not valid

rebuttal

500

Tommy went to the store thinking about how hungry he was. Jessica, the girl that he had a crush on, went with him. Jessica had no idea how Tommy felt about her, but she thought he was cute. At the store, they bought some spicy chips. Tommy ate too much and got sick in front of Jessica. Disgusted, Jessica walked home by herself.

What is the point of view of this passage?

  1. first person
  2. second person
  3. third person limited
  4. third person omniscient
  • third person omniscient
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