Figurative Language
This type of Figurative Language compares two unlike things using like or as.
What is simile.
What is the climax?
This is what the summary gives: A ______ ______ of a text.
What is brief overview?
The text structure sequence is organized this way.
What is by the order of events.
The order of events by time.
What is Chronological Order?
This type of Figurative Language creates an extreme exaggeration.
What is hyperbole?
This is the elements of plot, listed in order.
What is exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution?
What is that the summary must be in the same order as the orginal story?
I am being told how to resolve a conflict or issue.
This controls the thoughts within a text. Examples are: theme, main idea, and thesis statement
What is Controling Idea?
There are many people at school. There is only one with eyes that are a blue ocean.
Identify the phrase and type of Figurative Language.
What is the metaphor "eyes are a blue ocean"?
This events sets the story in motion.
What is inciting incident?
Three children moved out and build their own homes. The first and second house were destroyed by an enemy. The third house withstood the wind, and the enemy was destroyed. The three children lived happily ever after, together in the third home.
What is the summary of "The Three Little Pigs"?
Key words: for example, for instance, another
What is description?
This is when the author gives a hint, or suggestion, of what is to come in the story.
What is foreshadowing?
The stars sparkle like crystals in the night sky. I could watch the stars twinkle for hours. The moon was a large block of cheese.
Identify the phrase(s) and type of Figurative Language(s).
What is the simile "stars sparkle like crystals" and the metaphor "moon was a large block of cheese"?
The Three Little Pigs lived together in the brick house without being afraid of the wolf.
Identify the element of plot this sentence represents.
What is the resolution?
Quotations from the text, writers' opinions, repeated information,examples, TMI
What are things to be left out of a summary?
What is "am I being told why something happened"?
This is the preface of a story, it appears before Chapter 1.
What is prologue?
This is the reason that authors use Figurative Language in their writing.
What is to create stronger images, mental pictures, or emotions?
The part of the plot where all of the conflicts are resolved.
What is falling action?
The pneumonic that helps with remembering the elements of plot.
What is Summary SORBET?
These are the five nonfiction text structures.
What are: description, cause and effect, compare and contrast, sequence, and problem and solution
Creative writing that appeals to the five senses.