The time and place where the events of a story take place.
What is the setting
The acronym for Inner thoughts, Action, Dialogue, and Description
What is IADD
The moment of highest drama and tension in a narrative, in which the main conflict is confronted fully.
What is the climax
Reader's workshop journals are what color?
Green
What book had a theme of "you can't run away from your problems"
(Hint: there are two answers)
Ghost and Crossover
Ways character's change and lessons they learn
What is character development
This is the second step in the writing process in which you plan your writing.
What is BME
The first part of a story arc where the setting is established and characters are introduced.
What is the exposition
What are some ways to write while reading?
Listen to responses
Thinking jobs for Fiction text are
characters, problem, solution, and lesson learned
Trouble or tension often with some sort of emotional response from the character.
What is problem
R.A.C.E stands for
What is restate,answer, cite evidence, explain
The point in the story arc where the main conflict is introduced and the tension begins to build.
What is the rising action
When a character (who is probably older and wiser) takes the main character aside and give serious advice.
Words of the Wiser
Thinking Jobs for Non-Fiction text are
topic, central idea, and point of view
The perspective from which a story is told.
What is point-of-view
"Gerald stood in the doorway peeling the point from the doorframe." is an example of what?
What is description
The point in the story arc where the characters have faced the main conflict and events begin falling into place.
What is the falling action
When you're reading and the characters ask himself or herself a really difficult question.
Tough Questions
"It's important to always do what's right, even if it's the hard choice to make" is an example of a what?
Theme or life lesson
A main idea or message that is presented by the author in various ways throughout a narrative.
What is the theme
The final step in the writing process in which the written work is prepared in its final form and presented to the teacher and/or class for evaluation.
What is publishing
The final step in the story arc in which all loose ends of the narrative are tied up and the story concludes.
What is the resolution
When you're reading and a character says or does something, that's opposite what he or she has been saying or doing all along.
Contrasts and Contradictions
The author uses _________ to _____________.
technique to establish a goal