Parts of the Plot
The part of the story after the conflict and before the climax.
What are rising actions?
Reading the text again to help with understanding.
What is re-reading?
Typing an answer to the question.
What is answer the question?
Examples include science fiction, realistic fiction, poetry, drama, autobiographies, directions, and many more.
What is literary genres?
The age of Ms. Burks.
What is 39?
How the story is wrapped up and the problem is solved.
What is resolution?
A tool used to find the meaning of unfamiliar words.
What is a dictionary?
Quoting the text to prove your answer.
What is Cite Evidence?
Examples include blissful, hurt, disbelieving, enraged, and more.
What is mood/tone?
Ms. Burks favorite color.
What is pink?
The problem that kicks off the entire story.
What is the conflict?
Stating the beginning, middle, and end of a text or the main ideas of a text.
What is a summary?
Developing your answer with more information.
What is Explaining your Answer?
Examples include treat others how you want to be treated, love conquers all, and family is for life.
What is theme?
Type of pets does Ms. Burks have.
What is 2 cats? Otis & Cooper
The moment the story goes from good to bad or bad to good.
What is the climax?
Making notes about text.
What is annotate?
Saying the prompt as a statement.
What is Restating the Prompt?
Examples include 1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person limited or omniscient.
What is point of view?
Ms. Burks favorite animals.
What is an otter and a shark?
The 2 things included in the exposition.
What is setting and characters?
Highlighting/Marking support for an answer from the text.
What is text evidence?
2 things needed to complete every sentence.
What is capitalization and punctuation?
Fixing your essay for capitalization, punctuation, and other grammar mistakes.
What is editing?
The names of Ms. Burks children.
What is Caleb & Olivia?