homophones
Which There/their/they're can be used for "_____ not going to Volleyball practice"?
They're
The idea the author wishes to express about life
Theme or thematic statement
Often the main character, this person is faced with and overcomes a conflict
Protagonist
Yesterday, lucy rode the bus to the possum factory.
Lucy is capitalized
salsa
Spanish for sauce
Which There/their/they're refers to direction?
there
Main character that is faced with overcoming a conflict
Protagonist
The television show Alone exemplifies this type of conflict: (man vs man / man vs himself / man vs environment)
man vs environment (nature)
or
man vs himself
With the surge in gas price, how much is to much?
to --> too
restaurant
French
Which there/their/they're would be used to describe someone's possessions?
their
Person or force that is the source of the conflict
Antagonist
Colour temperature is an example of this narrative element
Setting
Today I will gone to the basketball game.
tense: gone --> go
toboggan
First Indigenous (Algonquin) and later adopted by French
Which to/too is used to describe something that is above and beyond?
too
This narrative point of view refers to a narrator who is outside of the story and can read the thoughts of all characters?
Omniscient
Man VS. Society is an example of this narrative element
Conflict
The man who was shot
Sentence fragment: make it a complete thought e.g., "The man who was shot last night died."
Kootenay
Ktunaxa People
Which whose / who's: ________ possum is this?
Whose
This narrating point of view refers to a narrator who is outside of the story and who can read the thoughts of a single character
Limited Omniscient
S.T.E.A.L. is acronym to help us with characterization. It stands for:
Speech, Thoughts, Effects on Others, Actions, Looks
I went to the mall yesterday there was a big possum at the pet store I bought it.
Run-on sentence. Fix by adding punctuation (i.e., period) or conjunction (i.e., and / so).
Kokanee
Sinixt word for landlocked salmon