Vocabulary
The names of the two main characters of a story.
What is protagonist and antagonist?
Used to end a statement.
What is a period?
A comparison using like or as
What is a simile?
What is discussion?
The point of view we learn the story from.
Who is the narrator?
What is a subtle difference?
What is nuance?
This type of noun must be capitalized, for example "ashley jones" instead of "Ashley Jones."
What is a proper noun?
Giving an animal, object or idea human characteristics
What is personification?
The reason we use the TIEDED strategy.
What is a writing strategy?
The people who you intend to read your writing is called this
What is the audience?
Definiton: to accept unjust behavior, even if one does not agree
What is condone?
These are the two parts of a sentence to make it complete.
What is a subject and predicate?
Repetition of the 1st consonant sound at the beginning of words.
ex. "She sells sea shells by the seashore."
What is alliteration?
"The sky was filled with fluffy clouds that soon darkened and filled the ground with huge puddles." This is an example of...
What is imagery?
persuade, inform, or entertain
What is the author's purpose?
Definition: having continuing and serious effects
What is reverberate?
Use this punctuation before any coordinating conjunction (and, but, for, or, nor, so, yet)
What is a comma?
What is juxtaposition?
"The cat is on the desk." is an example of this type of sentence.
What is simple?
This tool helps students plan their writing for any major writing project.
What is an outline?
What is diction?
Use the right coordinating conjunction to unify these sentences.
Mom was feeling ill. We picked up groceries for her.
What is "Mom was feeling ill, so we picked up groceries for her."?
A word or phrase that isn't taken literally
Ex. "Hold your horses!"
What is an idiom?
When a literary work evokes certain feelings in a reader its referred to as this
What is mood?
The author's attitude towards a subject
What is tone?