Figurative Language
Both metaphor and simile do this between two unlike things.
What is compare?
This is a non-specific person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a common noun?
This type of writing is true story, bro.
Nonfiction
This element uses complete sentences and paragraphs.
What is prose?
The quality of being something is the suffix...
What is -ness?
This term of figurative language compares 2 items using "like" or "as". Such as: Miss Drake loves nature as if it is her friend. Comparing nature to friendship using as.
What is simile?
This describes a specific person, place, thing, or idea.
What is a proper noun?
This type of writing is a person telling about their life.
What is memoir?
This element is the main idea of a text.
What is central idea?
Upset/calm - upset is the synonym and calm is the antonym for the word that means deeply worried.
What is distraught?
The figurative language term this sentence is an example of: that piece of pie is calling my name.
What is personification?
I sprinted across the street to get to the other side. In this sentence, sprinted is the ________.
What is the verb?
This type of writing is in verse and uses stanzas.
What is poetry?
What is a stanza?
Which word is an adverb? I sometimes cry before I go to bed.
What is sometimes?
This term of figurative language adds sounds words to writing such as crunching, hissing.
What is onomatopoeia?
This pronoun ends in -self and is not necessary in the sentence.
What is intensive pronoun?
This type of writing is not a true story, bro.
What is fiction?
This element tells why the author wrote the text. It includes persuade, inform, or entertain.
What is author's purpose?
Reflexive or Intensive Pronoun: She would play in the woods by herself.
What is Reflexive Pronoun?
This term of figurative language compares 2 things saying one thing is another. Such as: the snow day was a breath of fresh air during this very busy week. Comparing the snow day to breathing fresh air.
What is a metaphor?
This shows ownership.
What is a possessive noun or possessive pronoun?
This type of writing is about a real person and uses direct quotations from the person or someone who knew the subject.
What is biographical writing?
This element is the idea the author wants you to take away.
What is theme?
Using transitions such as first, next, then, and last shows...
What is chronological order?