Figurative Language
Compares two things using the words "like" or "as."
Simile
The moral or message of a story.
Theme
Fix the capitalization: "sam met pam in tampa."
Sam met Pam in Tampa
Define "Ajar"
Open slightly
Which type of poetry follows a syllable structure of 5-7-5?
Haiku
Giving an object human-like qualities.
Personification
The location where a story takes place.
Setting
Choose the homophone: "We went out alone to the creak/creek."
Creek
Define "Collaborate"
To work together
What type of poetry has no set structure or rhyme scheme?
Free verse
A figure of speech that combined contradictory terms. "Deafening silence."
Oxymoron
The height of the story that you have been building up to.
Choose the homophone: "The target is over their/they're/there."
There.
Define "Demure"
The type of poetry where there letters in each line form a word.
Acrostic
A question asked for effect, not expecting an answer.
Rhetorical question
The beginning of the story where you learn about your characters.
Exposition
What is the difference between there/their/they're?
There- Location
Their- Possessive
They're- They are
Define "Eccentric"
Irrational or strange behavior
"I am so tired.
I want to go back home now.
But I'm stuck in class."
Haiku
Repeating the same letter or sound over and over.
"Sweet birds sang."
Alliteration
The main character of your story
The protagonist
"When i grow up i want to be tall" Fix the two punctuation mistakes and the two capitalization mistakes.
When I grow up, I want to be tall.
Define "Concord"
Agreement or harmony between groups.
A 14-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme:
Sonnet