Figurative Language
Comparing two things using like or as.
Simile
What is the turning point or “best part” of the plot mountain.
Climax
The plant seed was thirsty so I gave it lapolop.
Lemonade
Food
Water
A toy
Water
Name the figurative language
Jake is a wizard with computers.
Metaphor
What are the three main points of view in fiction writing?
Comparing two things saying that something IS something else.
Metaphor
This part of plot shows what happens because of the climax and begins to wrap up the story.
Falling Action
When it came to jumping rope, Jenny excelled; she was very good at sports.
She did well
She was sloppy
She made progress
She was not talented
She did well
Name the figurative language
Arnold could hear the brownies calling his name.
Personification
Identify the point of view represented by the sentences.
"Do you love candy?" I asked my friend Paul. I always make new friends.
First
Extreme Exaggeration
Hyperbole
What is the part of the plot mountain where the readers learns the setting and the characters?
Exposition
The teacher’s face, like a brightly glowing summer day, signaled her contentment.
Annoyance
Happiness
Fearlessness
expression
Happiness
Name the figurative language
The bees were buzzing around the hive.
Onomatopoeia
What is the point of view of this sentence?
She escaped through the window.
Third
Giving human qualities to a nonhuman thing.
Personification
This part of plot is at the end of the story where everything is "wrapped" up.
Resolution
Ben cocked his head and furrowed his brow, listening.
Wrinkled
Minor
Pushed
smack
Wrinkled
Name the figurative language
Lazy lizards lie in the light.
Alliteration
Which pronoun will the narrator not use in third person?
he
we
they
them
We
A group of words or phrase that have a meaning different than the actual words.
Idioms
This part of the plot diagram includes events that create suspense, interest, or tension.
Rising Action
Doctors recommend that everyone exercise daily, particularly those who spend many hours doing sedentary activities like reading and playing video games.
To engage in physical activity
To spend time using minimal brain function
To engage in criminal activity
To spend much time seated
To spend much time seated
Name the figurative language
Stop beating around the bush and just tell me the answer!
Idiom
I had finally gotten used to being weightless. It became a comfortable feeling. I especially liked floating by the window to see the planet Earth below.
Which character is most likely telling this story?
pilot
astronaut
astronomer
astronaut