Figurative Language
Drama
Characters
Plot
Idioms
100

clip-clop!  clip-clop!

onomatopoeia

100

an act is divided into these smaller sections

what are scenes?

100

a character who is generous might say this....

answers will vary

100

the part of the plot that introduces setting, characters and background

what is exposition?

100

they stitched and hammered at the speed of light

it means they worked very quickly

200

those leather boots are as smooth as cream gravy

simile

200

these tell the actors what to do and how to do it

what are stage directions?

200

when a character is IN the story, the story is told from this point of view

what is 1st person?

200

the high point/turning point of a story

what is climax?

200

wet your whistle

you're thirsty; get a drink of water

300

I haven't seen you in a million years!

hyperbole

300

spoken words by a character in a story

What is dialogue?

300

when a story is told by a narrator outside the story, it is told from this point of view

what is 3rd person point of view?

300

the portion of the story where the problem is solved and things return to normal

what is resolution?

300

scraping the bottom of the barrel

it means we're almost out of supplies

400

the sun smiles at them over the horizon

personification

400
a variety of everyday items used on stage

what are props?

400

using your own knowledge and AND clues from the story to understand a character....you are making an.......

what is inference?

400

an event that gives the reader clues about what will happen next

what is foreshadowing?

400

sittin' pretty

we're doing just fine!

500

coffee around the campfire is Heaven

metaphor

500

in a play, each time the setting changes, the script moves to a new one of these.....

what is scene?

500

a character who is concerned about another character might say this....

answers will vary

500

the sequence of events that advance the story

what is plot?

500

coming out of our ears

we have plenty of that!