Poetry
Nonfiction
Fiction
Argument
Drama
100


What is a Simile?


Comparing something using Like or As

100

A nonfiction text is based on? 

Facts

100

A fiction text is based on ?

Fantasy

100

When someone wants to convince you of their position. They are either for or against a certain issue.

Argument

100

What Characters Say

Dialogue

200

Repeating Sounds at the beginning of words.

Alliteration

200

Name a Nonfiction text we have read this year

Teacher will validate your response.

200

A lesson or moral taught

Theme

200

The opposite viewpoint of the author’s claim. It is mentioned so the author can disprove it with stronger evidence that supports their claim.

Counterclaim
200
The characters that act in the play? 

Cast

300

To give human qualities or characteristics

Personification

300

What is a caption?

A brief description accompanying an illustration

300

What is a Fiction example?

Anime, Comic Books, Video games. 

300

Facts, statistics, quotes, expert opinions. What the author uses to support their claim.

Relevent Evidence

300

Smaller section of an act.

Scene

400

What is the Rhyme Scheme below? 


The coolness of the night

Refreshes my skin.

The stars shine so bright

Causing me to grin. 

ABAB

400

Name 3 Text Features 

Title, Subheadings, Caption

400

Animals that behave and speak like humans

Fable 

400

When the author responds directly to the counterclaim. The author provides reasons why the counterclaim is not as strong as the claim.

Rebuttal

400

A group of connected scenes 

Act

500

What Figurative Language is being used in the sentence below?

I can eat a cow! 

Hyperbole

500
Name all Text Structures 

Compare and Contrast

Chronological Order

Cause and Effect

Description

Problem and Solution

500

Name and Explain each part of the Plot Diagram

Exposition

Rising Action

Conflict

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

500

Not showing any feelings for or against a topic. Avoid using pronouns like you and I.

Objective Tone

500

What is Drama?

A piece of writing meant to be acted out for an audience, with the same story elements as fiction.