Vocabulary
This affix comes at the beginning of a word
Prefix
To describe non-human things using human qualities
Personification
a group of lines in a poem- compared to a paragraph in prose
stanza
This POV is told by the narrator- It uses the pronouns- I, me, my
First Person
This text structure is often used in history- you will see dates, times, first second third
This context clue means the same as the vocabulary word
Synonym
Give an example of an Onomatopoeia
Bam, Boom, Crack, Etc.
the feeling the poet is trying to convey
mood
Second person
This text structure shows how things are alike or different.
Compare and contrast
This part of the word can be Greek or Latin
It's raining cats and dogs.
Idiom
Theme
This is the very beginning of the plot in a story map. It introduces the characters and the setting.
Exposition
This text structure will use all your five senses to explain information
Description
This context clue is the most difficult to understand. It begins with the letter "I"
Inference
This figurative language compares two things using the words like or as
Simile
a single row of words in a poem- like a sentence in prose
line
This place on the story map is the highest point of action. It begins the falling action of the story.
Climax
This is what an entire text is about all the key details will point to this
Central Idea
This context clue gives us the opposite of the word
Antonym
Alliteration
the number and style of accented syllables in a line.
meter
What do we do with a story when we think of "Somebody, Wanted, But, So Then."
Summarize
the opinion or argument that the writer or text wants the reader to believe
Claim