ELA Vocab
ELA Vocab Continues
Steps for Writing
ELA Facts
Figurative language
100

This is the author's message in a text.

What is a Theme?

100

This is the core message or most important point an author wants to convey in a text.

What is the Central Idea?

100

Criteria used for grading.

What is a rubric?

100

This is the turning point in a narrative/plot.

What is climax?

100

Giving human qualities to non-living or inanimate objects.

What is personification?

200

This is the author's attitude towards a subject.

What is tone?

200

This is an opinion.

What is a claim?

200

to look over again in order to correct and improve your writing.

What is revised?

200

This acronym LAT stands for.

What is Literary analysis task?

200
A comparison of two things using the word like or as.

What is simile?

300

This is the turning point in the story.

What is Climax?

300

A conversation between two or more characters.

What is dialogue?

300

restating the at the end of your essay.

What is a conclusion?

300

This is another word for a story.

What is a narrative?

300

A comparison of two things not using the word like or as.

What is metaphor?

400

This is the  position from which a story is being told or the perspective .

What is Point of View?

400

Some things the character struggles with from the inside.

What is internal conflict?

400

This question/sentence lures or captures  the reader at the beginning of your essay.

What is the hook?

400

Outside struggle or force the character struggles with.

What is external struggle?

400

The use of words in a non-literal way to create a vivid or imaginative impression.

What is figurative language?

500

This is a different ending to a story.

What is alternate ending?

500

Looking at the structure for poetry. An essay has paragraphs while a poem has this.

What are stanzas?

500

This is looking for key words or terms. 

What is break down the prompt?

500

A reader's feeling about a text.

What is mood?

500

The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.

What is symbolism?