Imagery
Connotations
General Trivia
Foreshadowing
Main Idea
100

What is imagery?

The words author's use to appeal to the reader's 5 senses.

100

What is a connotation?

The feeling associated with a word to make you feel a certain way. (Generally + or -)

100

What is dramatic irony?

When the readers know something that the characters/people in the story don't.

100

What does foreshadowing mean?

When an author hints at things that happen later in the story. 

100

What is main idea?

Main idea is often times the most important point in a story. It helps the reader in knowing what the story is about.

200

Is this quote  an example of imagery?:

"He decided to take the risk."

No, it doesn't appeal to any senses.

200

Is there more negative or positive connotations used in this story?

Negative.

200
Who is the main character of the story?

The Sniper.

200

Did the author include foreshadowing in this story?

Yes.

200

Where is main idea most commonly found in a text or story?

The beginning.

300

What sense does this quote appeal most to?:

"Here and there through the city, machine guns and rifles broke the silence of the night, spasmodically, like dogs barking on lone farms." (Paragraph 1)

Sense of Hearing

300

Is this word from the story an example of a negative connotation?:

"Overcome"

No.  (Positive)

300

who did the sniper end up shooting in the end?

His brother.

300

Why would an author use foreshadowing in a story?

So it can add to the suspense or rising action by giving the readers a hint about an event that happens later in the story.

300

Is main idea important? Why or why not?

Yes it is important because it's the most important part of a story and it can make the story more enjoyable. (Answers may vary, this is just an example.)
400

How does imagery impact the story?

Imagery impacts the story by making the reader feel more engaged in the plot/text. 

400

Why did the author use connotations?

To make the story darker and mysterious. 

400

What time is it when the end of the story is taking place?

Some time around dawn.

400

Is this an example of foreshadowing used in the story?:

"Crawling quickly to his feet, he peered up at the corner of the roof."

Why or why not?

No, it doesn't hint at anything that happens later.

400

What is the main idea of this story? (What is the story about?)

This story is about an anonymous man who is on the battlefield and during the plot, he finds many hardships throughout the way.

500

Why did this author decide to use darker and gloomier words to appeal to your senses throughout the story?

Because the story is about war and fighting, it's not supposed to be lighthearted or happy.

500

Is this an example of a positive or negative connotation?:

"...the eyes of a man who is used to looking at death."

Negative because if he is used to seeing death, he has had to kill or witness a lot of people's deaths.

500

Summarize the story in 3 sentences.

(Answer varies)

Our example: A sniper is fighting in a war when he realizes there's an enemy on the roof across from him. He makes an attempt to kill the enemy when he gets shot. He helps himself using some bandages and retaliates against the enemy, killing him and soon after realizing he was his brother.

500

Find a quote from the text that represents foreshadowing. 

Our example: 

"...he felt a sudden curiosity as to the identity of the enemy sniper whom he had killed. He decided that he was a good shot, whoever it was. He wondered did he know him."

500

What is main idea used for?

It helps the reader know what the story is mainly about.