Poetry
This type of poem is 3 lines and follows the 5-7-5 syllable pattern
Haiku
What do we call the people in the story or literary/fiction text?
CHARACTERS
This feature gives the meaning of bold or unfamiliar words.
This prefix means NOT
- un or -non
I am so hungy I haven't eaten in a million years!
HYPERBOLE
This type of poem is 5 lines and follows the AABBA pattern of rhyming words/sounds
Limerick
The author's purpose in a literary text is used to ____________ us.
ENTERTAIN
This text structure means events are told in the order they happened.
CHRONOLOGY
Two separate words combined to make a new word
Compound Word
My dogs are barking!
Idiom
This type of poem does not rhyme and follows no strict structure.
Free Verse
This is the lesson a reader learns from a story, often stated clearly in fables.
MORAL
This text structure helps us know what the cause was for something to happen
Cause & Effect
When you don't know the meaning of a word, you use these to help you figure it out
Context Clues
This figure of speech compares two things using “like” or “as.”
SIMILE
This type of poem has an identified rhyming pattern.
Rhymed Verse
This is the message or lesson of a story.
THEME
This purpose is when the author wants to teach or explain something.
INFORM
This prefix means AGAIN
re-
This type of figurative language gives human qualities to non-human things.
PERSONIFICATION
Poems are written in these sections called...
Stanzas
This is how a character feels and thinks about events in a story.
PERSPECTIVE
This is used to help us know what the section of a passage or text will be about.
The HEADING
This suffix means FULL OF
-ful
This compares two unlike things without using “like” or “as.”
Metaphor