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Story
Types of Writing
Word Usage
Figure Of Speech
Misc.
100
This is the bad guy in a story.
What is antagonist?
100
Writing about real people and real events.
What is non fiction?
100
Giving characters such as animals or objects the characteristics or qualities of humans.
What is personification?
100
A comparison using the words like or as.
What is a similie?
100
The way a writer develops a character qualities and personal traits.
What is characterization?
200
This is the good guy in a story.
What is protagonist?
200
A person's life story, written by that person.
What is autobiography?
200
A kind of writing that is meant6 to influence the reader to think a certain way.
What is persuasion?
200
A comparison that does not use like or as.
What is a metaphor?
200
The characters way of thinking, behaving, or speaking.
What is character traits?
300
This is the highest point of interest or suspense in a story.
What is climax?
300
A person's life story written by someone else.
What is biography?
300
Ideas or things that can't be seen or touched.
What is abstract?
300
A phrase that has a different meaning than its words really mean.
What is an idiom?
300
Clues or hints that a writer gives about something that has not yet happened.
What is foreshadowing?
400
The struggle of the main character against himself another person or nature.
What is conflict?
400
A work that shows the writer's opinions on some basic or current issue.
What is an essay?
400
Repeating sounds whose beginning consonant sounds are the same.
What is alliteration?
400
After he left the dentist his smile was as bright as the sun.
What is a similie.
400
A look into the past at some point in a story.
What is a flashback.
500
The conversation among characters in a story.
What is dialogue?
500
A short story or poem with a moral, often with animals who act like humans.
What is a fable?
500
Using words that sound like their meaning.
What is onomatopoeia?
500
The race came down to the wire.
What is an idiom
500
The first stage of plot when the characters and setting are introduced.
What is the exposition?