All the feels
Getting Poetic
Figure of Speech
So much Drama
Save it for the stage
Striking Quite the Figure of Speech
Whatchya know about Weber
200
Uses the five senses to provide descriptions.
What is sensory language?
200
complete or incomplete; an alternative to a sentence
What is a line?
200
used as an alternative to literal meanings; ISHAMPOO
What is figurative language?
200
notes in a drama that describe how the scene should be performed or staged
What are stage directions?
200
longer section of a play; made up of multiple scenes
What is an act?
200
"Her tears flowed like a river, and although she tried to hide them, her sadness was clearly visible to everyone in the room."
What is a simile?
200
The number of children Mrs. Weber has.
What is 4?
400
Is created through the use of figurative language and sensory language to help the reader visualize.
What is imagery?
400
pattern at the ends of the lines of a poem; example: ABAB, ABCB
What is a rhyme scheme?
400
The flowers looked so withered that they were begging for water.
What is personification?
400
The bold list below is known as this.
What is the cast?
400
The part of the script where characters talk with other characters.
What is dialogue?
400
"Although I've told you a million times to clean your room, you still leave your clothes all over the floor."
What is hyperbole?
400
Mrs. Weber's classroom number.
What is 705?
600
Established through the setting and is how the audience feels about the writing.
What is mood?
600
determined using the combination of form, voice, and poetic devices; central message
What is theme?
600
An exaggeration.
What is hyperbole?
600
William Shakespeare in the image below.
Who is the playwright?
600
shorter section of a drama; usually a single event at one location or specific time
What is a scene?
600
"The mountains stood sentinel, watching over the valley."
What is personification or alliteration?
600
The country in which Mrs. Weber used to live. She even rode the luge.
What is New Zealand?
800
Established through the use of connotation and vocabulary; the author's attitude.
What is tone?
800
sound, imagery, figurative language, foreshadow, form
What is poetic device?
800
When the teacher asked for volunteers to read aloud, there was a deafening silence in the classroom.
What is an oxymoron?
800
Type of drama that shows conflict with humor.
What is a comedy?
800
scenery, lighting, costumes, makeup, sound
What is set design?
800
"They seemed to be enjoying each other's company alone together."
What is an oxymoron?
800
Known as "M'lady", Mrs. Weber is a landowner in this country (not U.S.).
What is Scotland?
1000
When an author provides clues about events to come.
What is foreshadowing?
1000
arrangement or structure
What is form?
1000
He's a regular Einstein as he always comes up with the correct responses.
What is an allusion?
1000
This type of drama shows the downfall of a hero.
What is tragedy?
1000
Workers who are a part of the drama, including those behind the scenes and behind the camera.
What is crew?
1000
A phrase or expression with a figurative meaning differs from the literal meaning of the individual words. These are learned and often have cultural significance.
What is an idiom?
1000
Mrs. Weber has two dogs named Mac and Piper. They are this breed of dog.
What are beagles?