STORY ELEMENTS
The types of Literature such as Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Nonfiction.
What is GENRE
Two elements that show the comparisons between two unlike things in which one element uses like or as.
What is SIMILES AND METAPHORS
A place where judgment is made for those who are convicted of crimes.
A place where a game of basketball is held.
What is A COURT
My cat is nice.
My cat likes mice.
My cat is fat.
I like my cat.
THE ELEMENTS YOU HEAR FROM READING THIS EXAMPLE ARE (2 possible)
What is RHYME AND/OR RHYTHM
When you use prior knowledge and what you have observed or experienced to determine something.
What is DRAWING CONCLUSION or INFERENCE
The time and place of a story.
What is SETTING
Poems are written in _____ instead of paragraphs.
What is LINES and/or STANZAS
Seldom seen or found.
Meat that is very lightly cooked.
What is RARE
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall;
All the King's horses and all the King's men
Couldn't put Humpty together again.
THE ELEMENTS USED IN THIS EXAMPLE ARE (2 possible)
What is REPETITION and/or RHYME
The author writes to Persuade, Entertain, or Inform the reader.
What is AUTHOR'S PURPOSE
The types of characters in stories.
What is PROTAGONIST and ANTAGONIST
This is known as the pattern(s) of rhyme in a poem.
What is RHYME SCHEME
A building used for worship.
The flat area of your head above the cheek and in front of the ear.
What is TEMPLE
It SUSHES./It hushes/The loudness in the road./ It flitter-twitters,/And laughs away from me./ It laughs a lovely whiteness,/And whitely whirs away,/ To be,/Some otherwhere,/Still white as milk or shirts. So beautiful it hurts.
THE ELEMENTS USED IN THIS EXAMPLE ARE (3 possible)
What is ONOMATOPOEIA, INTERNAL RHYME, ALLITERATION
When you read the details (clues) in the story and guess what happens next.
What is MAKING PREDICTIONS
The order that important things happen in a story.
What is SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
The repeating of the same consonant sound at the beginning of words.
What is ALLITERATION
To flatten as a tornado might flatten and smooth the ground.
As in the surface of a table.
What is LEVEL
When you find similarities and differences between things in the story.
What is COMPARE AND CONTRAST
The series of events in the story that consists of 5 parts.
What is PLOT: EXPOSITION, RISING ACTION, CLIMAX, FALLING ACTION AND RESOLUTION
In poetry, this is used to make the lines and/or stanzas of a poem sound similar.
What is RHYME
Happening now or up-to-date.
The movement of water in the ocean or a river.
What is CURRENT
1. My baby sister is a doll.
2. His eyes resemble bright stars.
3. The waves danced all night.
Tell what each sample is and it's meaning.
What is
1. Metaphor: SHE IS PRETTY
2. Simile: EYES ARE BRIGHT/SPARKLY
3. Personification: WAVES WERE ROUGH
Putting story events in the order they happened.
What is SEQUENCING or SEQUENCE OF EVENTS