Figurative Language
A comparison of 2 things using like or as
simile
the second part of plot
rising action
the first sentence of any essay or story that grabs the readers attention
hook
How many grades go to school here?
3
Is an avocado a fruit of vegetable?
fruit
A comparison not using like or as
metaphor
this part tells the characters and setting
exposition
where and when a story takes place
setting
Who is the principal?
Mr. Rotante
True or False: An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain.
True
human characteristics given to an animal or object
personification
the end
resolution
The message in a story.
Theme
What room is the art room?
129
What is Mrs. Gehshan's favorite drink?
coffee
We had a million pages of homework.
hyperbole
problems are solved
falling action
a true story written about a moment in your life
personal narrative
Name the two assistant principals.
Mr. Oakley and Mrs. Hinds
How many hearts does an octopus have?
3
Sam sailed the seven seas.
alliteration
the most exciting part
climax
The exact words spoken by a character in a story.
dialogue
What is Roy W. Brown's middle name?
Wannamaker
Which is the 3rd plant from the sun?
Earth