Inferencing
Something that can be drawn from the text
Irony
What can be shown from actions, words, & thoughts?
Character
How many types of POV are there?
Three
What two things can irony create?
What is Humor and Suspense
What type of figurative language compares using like or as?
What is a simile
Bill was on the way to his car when he noticed his car looked off balance. He looked at his tire and frowned. What can you infer?
He had a flat tire
What is the reason the author writes the story?
Authors Purpose
What POV has words like he, she, them, they?
Third
What is created from irony here:
John returned home when he suddenly got an uneasy feeling. His window was shattered and his front door wide open.
What is suspense
Which part of a story hooks the reader?
What is opening conflict
What two things are needed to make an inference?
Schema and text clues
What is the view an author has on the story?
Authors POV
What POV is when the narrator knows everyone's thoughts and feelings?
What is Third person omniscient
There are three types of Irony, situational, dramatic, and _____
Verbal
What does the word contribute mean?
To help
What is schema
Prior knowledge
Special details that support the main idea
What are key details
What is the POV when the narrator is in the story?
What is First Person
Verbal irony is?
Irony that is spoken
What does imagery appeal to?
What is Your 5 senses?
If something is not clearly stated in the text then you should...
Infer
Unbiased overview of the story
What is an objective summary
What POV uses you, your, and yours?
What is second person
If the opposite of what is expected happens what type of irony is created?
What is situational?
When an authors opinion is swayed to one side
What is bias