Genres
Main Idea
Mood/Tone
Verbal Irony
Figurative Language
100

This genre is fictional and has Gods and Goddesses. 

Myths

100

What is the main idea?

Central point or message an author wants to convey, often expressed in a single sentence and supported by details.

100

How you feel when reading a book.

Mood

100

Is a form of verbal irony that uses sassiness and pokes fun at someone. Ex: You fall while running. Oh you were made to be a track star.

Sarcasm

100
My mom is a superhero.

What figurative language is being used?

Metaphor 

200

This genre is fictional and includes a plot: exposition, rising action, falling action, and resolution. 

Short story

200

Three clues to help you identify the main idea

Pictures, title, and repeated words. Also beginning and end of the paragraph.

200

List two words that have a positive meaning in a text and would create a positive mood when reading.

Happy, glad, beautiful, lively, proud, etc

200

A type of verbal irony that makes something smaller than it actually is. EX: Why is mother earth so important? It's only a planet.

Understatement

200

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers is an example of what?

Alliteration 

300

This genre is non-fiction and is when a person writes about themselves. 

Autobiography

300
The author's purpose is called p.i.e. What does p.i.e stand for?

Persuade, inform, and entertain. 

300

How can an author create the tone in a story?

Word choice (diction), text structure (problem/solution, compare/contrast), and figurative language.

300

What type of verbal irony makes something bigger than it actually is, and exaggerates it. EX: "I'm so cold I'm going to freeze to death!"

Overstatement 

300

Create your own example of personification.

The leaves danced in the wind.

400

This genre includes talking animals and has a moral.

Fable

400

Definition of theme is? 

A universal message or lesson implied by the text.

Example the theme in hunger game is: the dangers of unchecked power and the importance of rebellion.  

400

The silence stretched between them, thick and suffocating, as the rain kept falling—endlessly, relentlessly, as if the world itself was grieving with her. 

What tone is used above?

Sadness, restlessness, distress

400

Going to DisneyWorld.

Create an example of an understatement in verbal irony about the topic above.

Disney park is just a regular park like the one across my house. What's the big deal!

400

Create a hyperbole in your own words.

He is taller than a skyscraper. 

500

This genre includes a larger than life hero in history who help out their community.

Legend

500

Where can you find the main idea in a text?

At the introduction or at the very end of the text (conclusion).

500

What is the difference between mood and tone?

Tone is the author's attitude towards the subject, conveyed through word choice and style, while mood is the overall feeling or atmosphere the piece evokes in the reader, often created through imagery and setting.

500

Waiting in a three hour line at DisneyLand. Create an overstatement about the above situation.


I waited an eternity.

50 years later ~ Spongebob

500

Provide the definition for an idiom an an example in your own words.

An idiom is a phrase or expression whose meaning cannot be understood from the literal meanings of the individual words, but must be learned as a whole. Examples include "spill the beans" (reveal a secret) and "break a leg" (good luck).

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