Author's Purpose
What's the Message?
Figurative Language
Vocabulary
Elements of Writing
100

The author tries this to have the readers agree or disagree with the point of view. 

To Persuade

100

This is the overall message of the writing.

Theme

100

When two different things are compared using the words "like" or "as". 

Simile

100

Elements in writing that support ideas.

Detail

100

The overall feeling or atmosphere that the author creates for the reader. 

Mood

200

The author's purpose is to gives facts and information about a topic. 

To Inform

200

These are elements that support ideas.

Details.

200

When two different things are compared using the word "is"

Example: Your friend is a Unicorn.

Metaphor

200

To decide or conclude through reasoning or observation.

To add detail.

Develop

200

The narrator's position in relation to story being told. 1st Person / 2nd Person / 3rd Person

Point of View

300

The author's purpose for readers to enjoy. 

To Entertain

300
It is the lesson or moral of the story.

Central Message

300

Words whose sounds suggest their meaning like sound effects.

Onomatopoeia

300

To point out / To show

Indicate

300

The main events of a play, novel, movie. 

Plot

400

This is the acronym used for the Author's Purpose.

P.I.E.

400

This word means to communicate or deliver a message. 

Convey.

400

When two or more words start with a consonant sound. Example: Beautiful Blue Butterfly

Alliteration

400

To conclude by reasoning / To guess

Infer

400

The author's attitude toward the subjects.

Tone

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