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Story Elements
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Grammar
100

the story that is told, as in a novel, play, movie, etc.

plot

100

the beginning or introduction of a story

exposition

100

The name of my two kids.

Charlie and Sam

100

A comparison between two distinctly different things indicated by the word "like" or "as"(e.g., quiet as a mouse)

simile

100
Name the nouns in the following sentence:

"The girl walked slowly into the cold classroom"

girl, classroom

200

use of the same consonant at the beginning of each word

alliteration

200

The events that occur after the climax that wrap help wrap up the conflict.

falling action

200
City where I started my teaching career.

Chicago

200

The technique of disrupting the order of events in a story by shifting to an earlier time in order to introduce information

flashback

200
Name the verb in the following sentence:

"The girl walked slowly into the cold classroom"

walked

300

extravagant exaggeration

hyperbole

300

the decisive moment in a novel or play

climax

300

College where I obtained by undergraduate degree.

Purdue

300

The emotion(s) expressed by an author or artist in the rhetoric, structure, and/or perspective of his or her work

Mood

300

Find the adverb in the following sentence:

"The girl walked slowly into the cold classroom"

slowly

400

a figure of speech that suggests a non-literal similarity

metaphor

400

The last part of a story map

Resolution

400

How many years I have been teaching?

22

400

When an inanimate object or an abstract concept is spoken of as though it were endowed with life or with human attributes or feelings (e.g., The sun smiled down on us.)

personification

400

Find the adjective in the following sentence:

"The girl walked slowly into the cold classroom"

cold

500

using words that imitate the sound they denote

onomatopoeia

500

This is the part of the story that builds suspense and leads up to the climax

Rising Action

500

Month of my birthday...

March

500

Phrases or expressions that have meanings different from the literal (e.g., The kids clean their rooms once in a blue moon.)

idiom

500

The following are what part of speech: 

with, on, for, after, at, in, against, near, between, on, below, over, into, etc.

preposition

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