Words
Words that represent a person, place, thing, feeling, quality or idea are known as this.
What is a noun?
This story element tells where and when a story takes place.
What is the setting?
It is the type of figurative language used here: "The cat leapt through the air like a gymnast at the Olympics."
What is a simile?
Harry, Ron, and Hermione attend Hogwarts in this magical series.
What is Harry Potter?
The story centers on this war.
What is the Vietnam War?
A word that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word is called this.
What is a synonym?
This story element is the main problem the characters must solve.
What is the central conflict?
It is the type of figurative language used here: "The cat was a tornado ripping apart the house."
What is a metaphor?
Bella Swan falls in love with a vampire in this series set in the Pacific Northwest.
What is Twilight?
This is the name of the author (and narrator of most parts) of The Things They Carried.
Who is Tim O'Brien?
A word that describes a noun is called this.
What is an adjective?
What is a theme?
It is the type of figurative language used here: "The feathers danced the waltz through the air as the cat chased them."
What is personification?
Katniss Everdeen volunteers as tribute in this dystopian series.
What is The Hunger Games?
The main character tries to avoid going to the war by fleeing to this country.
What is Canada?
This is a word part added to the end of a word. Examples include: -ation, -ness, -ly, -ist, etc.
What is a suffix?
This character or force opposes the protagonist.
What is the antagonist?
It is the type of figurative language used here: "The cat could sleep for one hundred years."
What is hyperbole?
The main character discovers he is a demigod in this series based on Greek mythology.
What is Percy Jackson and the Olympians?
Lieutenant Jimmy Cross carries these because he is in love with Martha.
What are letters?
The feelings or ideas associated with a word are called its this.
Connotation
A third person point of view that centers only on a single character's perspective is called this.
What is limited omniscient?
It is the type of sound device used here: "Meow, hiss, purr."
What is onomatopoeia?
Frodo Baggins must destroy the One Ring in this fantasy trilogy.
What is The Lord of the Rings?
What is drowns in a field of sewage?