Vocabulary
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
100

Define smithereens.

Small, tiny pieces.

100

Define Cause 

The reason something happens. It is the event that leads to the effect.

100

Define first-person. 

The narrator is the character in the story. 

Uses "I" and "me".

Tells the story from their own point of view; only knows what they experience, see, or feel.

100

Define Identify 

To find and name the evidence or details in the text.

100

Ethos is...

Credibility

200

Define Whooper. 

A lie 

200

Define effect.

The result of the cause. It is what happens because of the cause. 

200

Define third-person limited.

The narrator is not a character, but only knows what one character thinks, feels, and expresses.

Uses he, she, or they. 

200

Define Interpret.

To explain what the evidence means or what it tells you.

200

Pathos is...

Emotion

300

Define sulk.

To show annoyance or displeasure by being bad-tempered

300

What is the "what happened?"

The effect

300

Define Third Person Omniscient.

The narrator is not a character, but knows everything about all the characters. 

Uses he, she, or they. 

300

Is the "What does it say?"

Identify

300

Logos is...

Logic/Reasoning

400

Define runt.

A small or weak animal in a group or litter

400

Give your own example of cause and effect.

Ms.M decides...

400

What is the least common point of view?

Second Person

400

Is the "What does it mean?"

Interpret

400

Define Logos.

Means the speaker or writer uses facts, data, statistics, and logical reasoning. It appeals to your mind and makes sense.  

500

Define Sparely 

Done in a simple way; not excessive

500

Give an example from the story of cause and effect from the story "A Long Way from Chicago" 

Ms.M decides...

500

What is the second-person point of view? 

The narrator speaks directly to you. Uses "you" 

Makes the reader feel a part of the story.

500

Give an example of identifying something and interpreting it.

Ms. M decides...

500

Define ethos. 

The speaker or writer seems trustworthy, knowledgeable, and reliable. It builds confidence in what they are saying.