Poetry
A group of lines in poetry, similar to a paragraph.
Stanza
This text feature helps me know what words are important in the text.
Bold words
The author's purpose of an advertisement about the best features of an iPad that includes words like you should and best.
Persuade
The name for the group of people in a play.
The cast
Comparing two items using the words LIKE or AS.
Similie
Poetry that does not rhyme.
Free verse
Shows where places are located.
A map
The author's purpose for writing fiction.
To entertain
These are the words that tell what the characters should be doing while on stage. These words are usually in (parenthesis).
Stage direction
Repeating a word or phrase.
Repetition
True or False. Poetry can tell a story.
True
Explains what a picture is about.
Caption
This is the author's purpose of a newspaper article about the dangers of playing video games all day is
To inform
This gives details about the time and place that the story took place.
Setting
Words that form sounds.
Onomatopoeia
A group of words, they go from the left to the right and may or may not have punctuation at the end.
A line
Located in the back of the book and tells what page number to find specific information.
Index
The author's purpose in Caterpillar Summer?
To entertain
Lines that are spoken between two or more characters.
Dialogue
Giving human qualities to nonhuman things.
Personification
When a line of a poem ends without punctuation and another starts on the next line.
Line break
Located in the front of the book and gives the page numbers of the topics.
Table of contents
A book titled "Cars, Then and Now" would more likely be written to
inform
The person who carries the story along.
The narrator
Comparing, saying one thing is something else.
Metaphor