Poems
A line in a poem is called a....
A. Stanza
B. Verse
C. Act
D. Scene
B. Verse
Lists all the characters who appear in the drama
A. Setting
B. Dialogue
C. Stage directions
D. Cast of characters
D. Cast of characters
The people, animals, or magical creatures who take part in the action of a story
A. Conflict
B. Characters
C. Plot
D. Theme
B. Characters
Text structure that describes how two or more things are similar and different
A. Compare and Contrast
B. Cause-Effect
D. Chronological
D. Problem-Solution
A. Compare and Contrast
The most important idea - what the text is mostly about
A. Inference
B. Main Idea
D. Evidence
D. Summary
B. Main Idea
Several verses grouped together is called a....
A. Act
B. Scene
C. Rhyme
D. Stanza
D. Stanza
The main section of a drama
A. Scene
B. Setting
C. Dialogue
D. Act
D. Act
The lesson or message of a story
A. Theme
B. Setting
C. Point of View
D. Summary
A. Theme
Text structure that provides many details about a topic
A. Description
B. Problem-solution
C. Chronological
D. Cause-effect
A. Description
A "guess" based on both what you read and what you know
A. Summary
B. Cause-effect
C. Inference
D. Simile
C. Inference
A. Rhyme
B. Meter
C. Rhythm
D. Stanza
A. Rhyme
A smaller section of an act
A. Scene
B. Setting
C. Stage Directions
D. Dialogue
A. Scene
A problem the characters try to solve
A. Plot
B. Summary
C. Conflict
D. Point of View
C. Conflict
Text structure that describes evens in the order that they occur.
A. Cause-Effect
B. Description
C. Compare and contrast
D. Chronological
D. Chronological
When a narrator is a character in the story. Uses words like: I, my, and me
A. Point of View
B. First-person
C. Narrator
D. Third-person
B. First-person
Comparing two unlike things using the words like or as
A. Meter
B. Metaphor
C. Simile
D. Rhythm
C. Simile
The words the characters speak
A. Stage Directions
B. Dialogue
C. Setting
D. Point of View
B. Dialogue
Where and when the story takes place
A. Plot
B. Inference
C. Main Idea
D. Setting
D. Setting
Text structure that describes a problem first and then its solution
A. Cause-Effect
B. Compare and contrast
C. Problem-Solution
D. Description
C. Problem-Solution
When you briefly retell story details and events in your own words
A. Main idea
B. Setting
C. Plot
D. Summarize
D. Summarize
Directly compares two different things WITHOUT using the words like or as
A. Meter
B. Metaphor
C. Simile
D. Rhythm
B. Metaphor
Actions to be performed by the actors
A. Plot
B. Rhyme
C. Conflict
D. Stage Directions
D. Stage Directions
The perspective from which a story is told
A. Setting
B. Point of View
C. Main Idea
D. Summary
B. Point of View
Text structure that connect events that happen with why the happen
A. Compare and contrast
B. Chronological
C. Cause-Effect
D. Problem-Solution
C. Cause-Effect
A narrator that is not a character in the story.
A. Third-person
B. Character
C. Dialogue
D. First-person
A. Third-person