Figurative Language
A simile is... Provide an example
What is a comparison using like or as? (Examples may vary)
The number of points in a plot chart
What is 5
A Personal Narrative is...
This is the main message or idea the author is trying to express
What is: Theme
A Moral is...
What is: A clear lesson or rule about right and wrong that the story teaches
The difference between a simile and a metaphor
What is a metaphor does NOT use like or as while simile does
Describe the role of the climax (or conflict) of a personal narrative
What is: reveals the struggles / challenges the narrator faces which can lead to growth, change and new discoveries
The perspective you write a personal narrative in is
What is: First Person POV
What is: Love, Loss, Family, Friendship, Growth, Change, Identity, etc.
This moral lesson teaches that _____ is the best policy.
What is: Honesty
Give an example of a hyperbole
What is:
The difference between a protagonist and antagonist
What is: A protagonist is the hero while the antagonist is the villain
The difference between theme and moral (lesson) is...
What is: A theme is what the narrative is about while the moral is what you learned
True or False: The theme is always stated directly in the story’s text.
What is: False
In The Tortoise and the Hare, the moral lesson is
What is: Slow and Steady Wins the Race
Two figurative languages are present in this sentence:
The ancient oak tree whispered secrets to the wind as golden leaves danced gracefully across the sunlit meadow.
What is personification and imagery
This is needed in the exposition... give at least three
What is: Time, Date, Setting, Characters, Background, Event
Every narrative has a theme but not every narrative has a...
What is: A Moral
This literary element, often involving the main character’s STRUGGLES, helps reveal the theme.
What is: Conflict
True or False: Every story has a clear moral lesson.
What is: False
Give an example of alliteration using at least five different words
What is: Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore
What is: Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers
What is: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
Reflection can enhance a narrative because...
What is: It allows you to look back on what happened and what you learned from the experience and how you grew
Name the theme commonly found in stories where characters overcome great odds to achieve their goals.
What is: Overcoming Adversity (Struggles)
A moral that warns against judging others by their appearance is found in this common saying involving books.
What is: Don't Judge a Book by its Cover