Poetry
The acronym GIFT is..
What is Graphical Elements, Imagery, figurative language and Tone/theme
Why something happened and what happened after
What is Cause and Effect
The elements that go into a story
What is plot?
The acronym for CER
What is Claim, Evidence and Reasoning?
What is first person?
A poem that has the words in a specific shape
What is Concrete?
Organize a text with specific dates and time.
What is chronological?
The events that leads up to the most exciting part?
What is rising action?
The way an author organize paragraphs.
What is text structures?
The actors know what to do on the stage in a scene.
What is stage directions?
The spacing between words in a poem
What is a stanza?
Compare and Contrast
what is to show 2 or more things are similar and different
The point of view is when the reader knows ALL the character's feelings
What is 3rd person omniscient?
The bolded text, real photos, bullet points, tables, glossary and caption in an informational text.
What is text features?
A message or lesson learned.
What is theme?
All of the types of poetry we learned in class are..
What is concrete, ode, reverse, free verse and narrative?
Literary
What is told like a story, place reader in the shoes of a "Character"
The message or lesson learned in a story
What is theme?
A text structure that has key words like "similarities and differences"
What is compare and contrast?
A piece of writing that informs us.
What is informational text
The TWO figurative language you must know
What is metaphor and personification?
Sequence
What is describes the orders or steps
A character that follows through with their actions.
What is character motivation?
A supports the proves a person's claim.
What is evidence and reasoning?
This is a..
The Newsies musical tells the story of Jack Kelly, a New York newsboy who rallies his fellow newsies as they take on Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the New York World. When Pulitzer puts the price of his newspaper bundles up, the young boys rise up against their exploitation, forcing him to back down.
What is a summary?