Literary Terms
It is where the story takes place (can also include the time).
What is the setting?
He is the main character who learns the lesson at the end.
Who is Roger?
It is the first item on the Daily Agenda.
What is Journal Prompt or Poem Response?
It is the villain or the person who opposes the hero.
What is an antagonist?
He is the principal of Candor JH/SH.
Who is Mr. Aman?
It is what "POV" stands for.
What is Point of View?
She is the other main character who teaches a lesson.
Who is Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones?
It is today's date.
What is September 17th?
It is when a character has a problem with another character or nature.
What is external conflict?
She is the librarian of Candor JH/SH.
Who is Mrs. Larson?
What is the protagonist?
What is "steal it"?
It is the color of the "Period 8" bin label.
What is green?
It is the way characters are described.
What is characterization?
He is the teacher across the hallway from Ms. Martinez.
Who is Mr. Luppino?
It happens at the end of the story, where the conflict has been solved.
What is the resolution?
The female main character wants him to do this to his face.
It is the name of the cartoon cat Ms. Martinez has posters of in the room.
What is Garfield?
It is the lesson or main idea that the author conveys with their story.
What is theme?
She is the secretary of the JH/SH.
Who is Mrs. Hallett?
It is a way of categorizing different stories by their specific "story-types".
What is genre?
It is the type of store that the main female character works in.
What is a hair salon?
He is the author of the poem on the green poster in the back of the room.
Who is Robert Frost?
It is the feeling or emotions that are evoked by the literature unto the reader.
What is mood?
It is the number of posters Ms. Martinez has on her walls (not on her whiteboards).
What is 19?