You're so dramatic!
A play
What is Drama
the narrator who is a character in the story
what is first person narrator
a text structure that starts with a problem and ends with a solution
what is problem-solution
a sequence of steps followed in order
what is procedure
words, phrases and sentences around an unknown word or phrase in a text that help to determine the word's meaning
what are context clues
when and where a story or play takes place
what is setting
message or lesson
what is theme
order of events
text that helps you understand the natural world
what is scientific text
the words characters say in a story or play
what is dialogue
a part of a play in which all the action takes place in the same setting
what is scene
a category in literature
what is genre
signal words for this structure include like, unlike, and both
what is comparison or compare/contrast
what two text structures are used in historical texts
what are chronology and cause/effect
what is an inference
the punctuation used to show stage directions
what are brackets
the sequence of events in a story
name 4 signal words for chronological text structure
what is first, next, during, second, third, finally, lastly...
text written about an event by someone who was not there
what is a secondhand account
repetition of initial consonant sounds in a piece of writing to create a special effect
what is alliteration
the written text of a drama
three types of literature
what are prose, poetry and drama
the why they happen in this text structure
what is cause, in the cause/effect text structure
name four types of primary sources
what are diaries, speeches, letters, interviews, videos, photographs...
describes information in the form of numbers or other data or, describes information in the form of quantities, or amounts, of things