Figurative Language
This technique helps you picture something in a poem or story.
What is imagery?
This story genre centers around beings, places, and events that could never happen, such as magic or wizards.
What is a fantasy?
The lines spoken by the characters in a play
What is dialogue?
The number of syllables in "onomatopeia"
What is six?
The number of syllables in "traditional", "customary", and "historical"
What is 4?
The number of syllables in "informational" and "argumentative"
What is "five" (informational)?
The number of syllables in "scenery"
What is 3?
The number of syllables in "significance"
What is 4?
Examples: Modest monkeys make many mistakes. Polite pandas play ping-pong at the pink palace.
What is alliteration?
Fairy tales, fables, and legends are examples
What is a traditional tale?
Objects handled on stage to create realism or provide information about a character
What are props?
Facts and Expert Opinion are examples of _______ _________.
What is text evidence?
The girl used _____________ to describe a house with human qualities.
What is personification?
The "C" in RACES stands for ________, meaning to show or point out.
What is cite?
Your thesis statement has two reasons/answers, so your ECR (essay) will contain _________ paragraphs. (number)
What is four?
Comparing two things using "like" or "as"
What is a simile?
The main character follows the clues to solve a crime.
What is a mystery?
The opposite of your argument/claim
What is the counterclaim?
Unspoken instructions for characters in [brackets]
What are stage directions?
Start your answer to a prompt with this step by turning the words into a sentence. (R-A-C-E-S)
What is R - Respond?