Organizers
The organizer you use when analyzing a poem
SOAPStone
The term for when writers use descriptive language and adjectives to create a picture for the reader.
What is imagery?
This is the time, place, and condition of a story.
What is setting?
A story about a real person that has setting, characters, conflict, and resolution.
What is a non-fiction narrative?
This is the author's attitude toward their subject.
What is tone?
In SOAPSTone the P stands for this.
What is purpose?
This is when you say one thing, but mean something completely different. For example, "It's raining cats and dogs out there!"
What is an Idiom?
Point of view told through a character's eyes and uses Me, my, I pronouns.
What is first person point of view?
Type of nonfiction you are writing if you are trying to convince your principal not to require uniforms.
What is argument or persuasive writing?
This is how a poem or story makes a reader feel.
What is mood?
The organizer you use for reading a nonfiction article.
What is two column notes?
When you have the same beginning sound of two or more neighboring words.
What is Alliteration?
This is the problem in the story that the protagonist has to face.
What is Conflict?
The type of appeal you use when you are using facts, data, and logic.
Logos or Reason
A group of lines together in a poem, like a paragraph.
What is a stanza?
The organizer you use when reading a fiction story or nonfiction narrative
What is a SICC Chart?
When you compare two things, NOT using like or as. When you say one thing is another... for example, The room was a dark cave, or the clouds were cotton candy in the sky.
What is Metaphor?
The final outcome of a story is called this.
What is resolution?
Forming a conclusion from the text and using what you already know is called this.
The year Collins Middle School was built
What is 1909?
In a SICC chart, the I means this.
What are incidents?
When you compare two things using like or as. For example, My dad was silly like a clown.
What is Simile?
This is the author's lesson, message, or observation about life.
What is theme?
The names for the two types of Compare Contrast writing formats.
What are Block and Point-to-Point?
Our Middle School is named after this person.
Who is Francis Xavier Collins?