Genre Genius
Character Quest
The Writer’s Toolbox 3
The Writer’s Toolbox 4
Once Upon A Genre
100

A tall tale

What is “Paul Bunyan”

100

The name of the cat in story by James Herriot

Who is Alfred

100

The repetition of INITIAL consonant sounds

What is alliteration

100

The regular, repeated arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem

What is meter

100

A science fiction drama set in the twilight zone

What is “The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street”

200

A veterinarian’s memoir 

What is “Alfred the Sweet Shop Cat”

200

The name of the president that gave a radio address

Who is George W. Bush

200

The place where a story takes place 

What is the setting

200

The speaking between two or more characters 

What is dialogue

200

This is a poem about young and old people

What is “Old Age Sticks”

300

A poem about soldiers 

What is “In Flanders Fields”

300

Paul Bunyan‘s blue ox

Who is Babe

300

The following quote is a comparison that exemplifies a literary device: “Many bulls have compassed me: strong bulls of Bashan have beset me round.”

What is a metaphor

300

This type of irony occurs when a story’s events violate the reader’s expectations

What is situational irony

300

A poem about escaping lonliness

What is “The Rider”

400

A narrative nonfiction

What is Freedom Walkers

400

The Montgomery reverend in support of the boycott mentioned in Freedom Walkers

Who is Martin Luther King Jr.

400

The oral, public communication that can have a variety of purposes

What is a speech

400

The repetition of vowel sounds

What is assonance

400

An opinion piece

What is “Your Loyalties Are Your Life”

500

A Hebrew poem

What is Psalm 22

500

The child’s name that exposed the alien plot in “The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street”

Who is Tommy

500

This type of irony occurs when the intended meaning of a person’s words differs from the literal meaning

What is verbal irony

500

The authors position on a topic

What is a claim

500

A broadcasted speech given to encourage Americans to remember their blessings

What is “The President’s Radio Address”

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