A type of story that is made up by the author. It is not a real story.
Fiction
The prefix "pre" means...
Before
Where the story takes place.
Setting
A comparison using the words "like" or "as."
Simile
This text feature shows locations of different places...
Map
A type of passage that provides readers with factual information. It often includes graphs, charts, and pictures.
Expository
The prefixes "dis-" and "un-" mean...
Not
The people or animals in the story.
Characters
"He is a a cheetah, he runs so fast" is an example of a...
Metaphor
Tells when events happen over time.
Timeline
A real story about a person's life, written by someone else.
Biography
James had to prepay to go on the field trip. What is the meaning of the word "prepay"?
Pay Before
The problem in a story is also known as the...
Crisis or Conflict
The repeating of the same word or sound in a passage.
Repetition
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Chart or table
Fiction story with strange settings or characters. It may often contain magic, as well as characters and objects that have human characteristics.
Fantasy
The suffix "-less" means...
Without
The solution, or the way is a problem is solved is known as the...
Resolution
"The homework was a piece of cake" is an example of an...
Idiom
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Label
This type of fiction is a story with fictional characters and events in a historical setting.
Historical Fiction
What is the root word in the word "settlement"?
Settle
What happens during the beginning, middle, and end of a story.
Plot
Giving human qualities to animals or objects.
Personification
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Diagram