Figurative Language
What type of figurative language compares two things using like or as?
Simile
What are the two main types of conflict?
Internal and External
What is a claim?
The main argument or position
What type of text explains information using facts?
Informational text
What does the prefix sub- mean?
Under
What type of figurative language gives human traits to non-human things?
Personification
What is internal conflict?
A struggle within a character’s mind
What is evidence?
Facts or details that support a claim
What is the purpose of a conclusion?
To wrap up ideas and restate main points
What does the suffix -tion do to a word?
Turns it into a noun
What is a metaphor?
A direct comparison without like or as
What is external conflict?
A struggle between a character and outside forces
What type of appeal uses facts and logic?
Logical appeal (logos)
What does a topic sentence do?
Introduces the main idea
What is a linking verb?
A verb that connects subject to description (ex: is, was, seems)
Identify the figurative language:
“The classroom was a zoo.”
Metaphor
A character feels jealous but pretends to be happy. What type of conflict?
Internal conflict
What type of appeal targets emotions?
Emotional appeal (pathos)
What is the purpose of an introduction paragraph?
Provides background and introduces the topic
What is an imperative sentence?
A command
Explain the difference between a simile and a metaphor.
Simile uses like/as; metaphor does not
How can external conflict lead to internal conflict?
Outside events create emotions/struggles inside the character
Why is strong evidence important in an argument?
It makes the claim believable and convincing
Why do authors include examples and details?
To support and explain ideas clearly
What is a superlative adjective?
Shows the highest degree (ex: best, longest)