Organizational Patterns
Figurative Language
Poetry
Fiction
NonFiction
100

What is one of the giveaways that the organizational pattern is sequential/chronological? 

First, second, next, then, finally OR dates and times

100

What is an onomatopoeia?

A word that signifies a sound

100

What does rhyme mean?

When two or more words have the same ending sound

100

What is the climax of a story?

The most exciting part where there is the most drama and action.

100

What is a definition of "main idea?"

What the whole passage is about.

200

What is the organizational pattern that tells you about two things, how they are the same, and how they are different?

Compare and Contrast

200

What example is this: We have been working on this project for 3 million years. 

Hyperbole

200

What is the mood of a poem?

How it makes ME (the reader) feel.
200
How would you define the theme or lesson of a story?

It is what the reader is supposed to learn.

200

Name the text feature: words that describe a picture

Caption

300

How do you know that an organizational pattern is description?

There will be many adjectives and descriptions about one main topic.

300
What is Alliteration?

When many words start with the same letter

300

How does a poet usually organize a poem?

Lines and Stanzas

300

What types of things do not need to be included in a summary?

Small details that do not impact the overall story

300

What is the difference between a heading and a subheading?

Heading - more like a title, tells what the whole passage is about 

Subheading - tells what that section of the passage is about

400

What is the main difference between problem and solution AND cause and effect? 

Problem and Solution: There is a problem that gets solved, or we are told how to solve it

Cause and Effect: Tells about an event and why it happened - there usually will not be a solution to the event

400

What is this an example of: The stars danced in the midnight sky.

Personification

400

What does imagery/sensory mean?

It is something you can use your 5 senses to understand or picture in your mind.

400

What types of things do need to be included in a summary of a story?

Who is in the story, the setting, how it begins, the problem, the solution, and how it ends.

400

What are the 3 reasons an author writes something?

To persuade, inform, or entertain
500

Name all 5 organizational patterns.

Sequential, cause and effect, problem and solution, compare and contrast, cause and effect 

500

What is the difference between a metaphor and a simile?

A simile compares two things using like or as and a metaphor compares two things by saying one thing is something else

500
In poems, the poet often uses words and phrases that are not meant to be taken literally. What is this called?

Figurative Language

500

Name 4 examples of a fiction genre.

realistic fiction, historical fiction, science fiction, folktale, fairy tale, fantasy, mystery

500

Name 3 nonfiction genres

biography, autobiography, informational, history, science, cookbooks

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