A comparison between two things by saying one thing IS something else
What is a METAPHOR
When and were a story takes place
What is the SETTING
Can I sing to?
What is TOO*
What does P.E.E.L. stand for?
What is POINT EVIDENCE EXPLAIN LINK
The message in a story
What is THEME
Giving non-human things human characteristics
What is PERSONIFICATION
The atmosphere or feeling created in a work? Think of the feeling created in the reader...
What is the MOOD
Ms. Cleveland is taller then all of her students.
What is THAN not THEN*
How many explain sentences should you have for each piece of evidence?
What is TWO
This includes: first person, second person, third person omniscient, and third person limited
What is POINT OF VIEW
Extreme exaggeration.
What is HYPERBOLE
The author's attitude that shows through in a written work through word choice, etc.
What is the TONE
All of the student's pencils were broken.
What is STUDENTS'
These are certain words that should be the first ones in your body paragraphs.
What are TRANSITION WORDS
The main character in a work
What is the PROTAGONIST
When one thing stands for or represents something bigger than itself
What is a SYMBOL
The character in conflict with the main character in a text
What is the ANTAGONIST
The dog barks and runs to it's owner.
What is ITS
In a link, what two things are you supposed to "link" to?
What is THE MAIN POINT AND THE NEXT PARAGRAPH
Name a word that has a negative connotation.
ANSWERS WILL VARY
Give an example of alliteration.
What is ANSWERS WILL VARY
Connotation is different from Denotation because...
What is CONNOTATION is the feeling behind a word, while DENOTATION is the dictionary definition of a word
It is not very nice outside yet I want to go play.
What is OUTSIDE, YET
What is a good question you can ask yourself when trying to explain a piece of textual evidence? (answers will vary)
What is ANSWERS WILL VARY
Name the FANBOYS conjunctions.
What is FOR AND NOR BUT OR YET SO