Wait, there are Elements of Fiction?
Where and when a story takes place.
What is the setting?
Word used to describe the act of highlighting and leaving notes in the margin of a piece of reading.
What is annotating?
This type of figurative language compares two objects using like or as.
What is a simile?
The amount of time that must pass before being able to use the bathroom after the bell rings.
What is 10 minutes?
No coordinating, subordinating or correlating conjunctions.
What is a simple sentence?
Looks at similarities and differences.
What is compare and contrast?
First person, second person, third person.
What is point of view?
Word used for when a writer puts a previously written work into their own words or expresses the thought differently.
What is paraphrase?
This type of figurative language gives objects human characteristics.
What is personification?
The activity that should be done at your seat as soon as you come to class.
What is the warm-up?
What is a compound sentence?
You would use this type of text structure if you were explaining how to build a table.
What is sequence?
The attributes of a person in the story.
What are character traits (or characterization)?
When information is not said directly but is assumed.
What is implicit or implied?
What is a hyperbole?
This person's job includes passing out papers.
What is the distributor?
1 independent clause, 1 dependent clause.
What is a complex sentence?
This detail gives details and creates imagery.
What is description?
The feelings a reader gets when reading a story.
What is mood?
Type of essay that tells a story.
What is Narrative?
This type of figurative language restates the same words or phrases to add emphasis.
What is repetition?
The activity that we typically do on Fridays.
The hair dog in this sentence:
The hairy dog slept on the couch.
What is the subject?
A text structure in which the author outlines the repercussions of a certain event (this happens, so this will be the consequence)
What is cause and effect?
The author's attitude.
What is tone?
Objects, characters, or ideas that represent ideas or themes; They stand for or represent something else.
What is symbolism?
This type of figurative language seems to contradict itself as it uses opposites.
What is an oxymoron?
The person who should message if there is a question on an assignment or grade.
Who is the student?
I left my phone on the table.
What is a prepositional phrase?
Text structure that uses these key words: issue, result, fix
What is problem and solution?
The problem.
What is conflict?
When the opposite of what is expected happens.
What is irony?
This type of figurative language references a well-known movie, work, or text.
What is allusion?
This person uses the stamps as part of their classroom job?
What is the warm-up warden?
Before in this example:
I need to go to the doctor before I am able to eat.
What is a subordinating conjunction (marker word)?
A text structure type in which the author gives events in date order.
What is chronological?