Vocab
Story Elements
Story Elements 2
Idioms
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100

A sickness where blood stops flowing to the brain

stroke

100

Name all 5 plot points

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

100

What's the setting of a story?

The time and place

100

When people are close friends, often sharing a secret. Klaus and Sunny are said to be like this.

Thick as thieves

100

What's my fav. color?

blue

200

a poor person

pauper

200

What does it mean to "connect" to a story?

To relate something in a story to your own life experiences.

200

What does "infer" or "inference" mean?

To guess something in a story

200

To stay cheerful in a difficult situation

Keep your chin up

200

How many siblings do I have? (Hint: 0~7)

I have 3 sisters

300

Something deep and meaningful

profound

300

How do you know the point of view of a story?

Look at the pronouns; see if you know the feelings/thoughts of more than one character

300

What is a "personal narrative?"

A story from someone's own life. This is usually told in first-person P. O. V.

300

To be unsure about something when you have 2 choices.

To be of two minds

300

Where am I from? (country and area)

Pennsylvania, USA

400

When a doctor realizes what is wrong with a patient

diagnosis

400

What does "tone" mean?

The attitude (feeling) in the way a writer writes a story

Can be happy, sad, angry, nostalgic, lonely...

400

What does it mean to "monitor" when reading?

To stop and check your understanding, and ask questions about what you want to know.

Example: Count Olaf treats the Baudelaire children terribly. Question: Why does he hate children so much?

400

To wish someone "good luck" in the theater.

Break a leg!

400

What month is my birthday?

Bonus 200 points: How old am I?

November 9.
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500

Someone who is easily affected or influenced

impressionable

500

What is dialect, AND how does it affect a story?

A type of speech unique to a group of people or area, and is different from the standard language.


It makes characters more realistic and you can imagine more about their personality, education, where they live, and more.

500

What is sensory language and how does it improve a story?

It uses the 5 senses: sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.

It lets us imagine a story more clearly. It gives us more details about people, places, and things.

500

To carefully look around a place. Robbers do this before they steal from somewhere.

Casing the joint

500

What's my favorite hobby?

playing video games