This is when the characters are speaking.
What is dialogue.
This is the main character, usually the good guy in the story.
What is protagonist.
For Angel, she was a splash of color in his gray day
What is a metaphor
This is the person that tells the story.
What is the narrator
This is the villain or bad guy in a story.
What is antagonist.
This is the part of the story when there is an outcome of the conflict.
What is the resolution.
Like a champion boxer, the wind came back round after round, but eventually it sighed and relaxed into a soft, gentle breeze.
What is personification
This is the lesson learned, or the message from the author.
What is theme.
This is what we use to figure out unknown words.
What is context clues.
This is the beginning of the story when the characters, setting, and opening situation is introduced.
What is the Exposition.
This is the sequence of events in a story.
What is plot.
This is another name for main idea.
What is central idea.
The three most common author's purposes, and an example of each.
What are persuade: newspaper article, propaganda, advertisement, editorial; inform: nonfiction, biography, autobiography, newspaper article; entertain: most fiction, many children's picture books; to complete a task: instruction manual, directions for a game, recipe
This type of figurative language has the first consonant sound repeat.
What is alliteration
All of these examples are imagery except: "The moisture pooling in sneakers." "The roadway shimmering." "The girl feeling relief." "The two hands squeaking."
What is "The girl feeling relief."
The format for an open-ended question.
Say it. Prove it. Explain it.
The method we use to understand characters through indirect characterization. (Hint: Letters)
What is S.T.E.A.L.