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Point of View

100

I, me, my, mine, we, us, ours are words that belong to which point of view.

First Person

200

He, she, it, they, them, theirs, and the reader are examples of words that belong to which point of view.

Third Person

300

In which point of view the narrator is a character in the story?

First Person

400

The narrator only writes about factual information and is not a character in the story. 

Third Person Objective

500

The narrator is not a character of the story but includes personal opinions in their writing. 

Third Person Subjective

Fig. Lang.

100

What type of figurative language makes a comparison using like or as

Simile

200

What is a statement that is a comparison of two things that are not alike

Metaphor

300

"Fences between us just like picket fences." is an example of what kind of figurative language?

Simile

400

Create an example of a metaphor with your group

Answers vary 

500

What is it called when words/phrases appear multiple times throughout a text?

Repetition

Theme

100

Theme can be defined as what?

The main lesson learned in the text

200

If you are struggling out to figure out the meaning of a word from a passage and have no access to the internet or a dictionary how will you find out the meaning?

Context clues

300

Name the theme of one poem we have read together in class. Answer must include poem title and theme.

Answers will vary.

400

How many themes are there in a story?

No set number

500

What is the main theme of the story Cinderella?

(Answers may vary) Do not give up when situations seem to be hopeless.

Poetry

100

In other styles of writing these would be called sentences, but in poetry they are called what?

Lines

200

Can a stanza consist of only one line?

Yes

300

Poetry typically contains more ______ language than _______ language.

Figurative, literal

400

What is your favorite poem we have read in this class so far and why?

Answers will vary. 

500

Create a 5 line poem with your group about your plans for the weekend.

Answers will vary

Plot

100

beginning of the story; introduces character and setting

Exposition

200

usually the bulk of the story, where the character works to resolve the conflict

Rising Action

300

The most important or exciting part of a story

Climax

400

When characters work out their problem in a story this is called

Conflict resolution 

500

Create a scenario in which a character resolves conflict with another person. Include how the conflict occurred and how you can tell it was resolved.

Answers will vary.