Cause and Effect
The cause and effect clue word(s) in this sentence:
English tests are the easiest, because all of the answers are in the text.
What is 'because?'
"Life or death question: burgers or chicken?!"
What is hyperbole?
The little descriptions under pictures.
Resolve, problem, challenges, solution
What is 'problem/solution'?
'Stern' is this part of speech in the following sentence:
"The ship's stern had been torn open."
What is a 'noun?'
The cause in this sentence:
Paine was in jail for sinking the Coral Queen, so Noah was looking for an excuse to visit him.
What is "Paine was in jail for sinking the Coral Queen'?
"Her eyes were deep and blue like the sea."
What is 'simile?'
When text is slanted for emphasis.
What are italics?
Similarly, in contrast, on the other hand
What is 'compare and contrast?'
'Light' is this part of speech in the following sentence:
"Could you light that candle?"
The cause and effect clue word(s) in this sentence:
Mr. Peck's students paid close attention to the review. As a result, they did very well on the test.
What are 'as a result?'
"The grass dances in the breeze."
What is 'personification?'
When text is heavy and dark for emphasis.
What is 'bold?'
First, next, then, finally
What is 'sequence' or 'procedure'?
'Help' is this part of speech in the following sentence:
"Mr. Peck, I need help!!!"
What is a 'noun'?
The cause and effect clue word in this sentence:
Paine might be released from jail, if Noah can show everyone that Paine was right about Dusty.
What is 'if?'
In the following example of imagery, what sense is being engaged the most?
"After the long run, he collapsed in the grass with tired and burning muscles. The grass tickled his skin and sweat cooled on his brow."
What is "touch"?
The heading or title over a smaller section of writing.
What is a subheading?
After, during, before
What is 'Chronological'?
'Grave' is this part of speech in the following sentence:
"We are in grave danger- there's a test tomorrow."
Double Points:
The meaning of 'grav' as a word part.
What is an "adjective?"
What is "heavy, weighty?"
The effect in this sentence:
If someone is foolish enough to try and kidnap Abbey, they will learn that panicky children tend to bite.
In this metaphor, what two things are being compared:
"The fog was a blanket covering the road."
What are 'fog' and 'a blanket'?
Drawn or created images placed in a text.
looks like, sounds like, feels like
What is 'description?'
'Hope' is this part of speech in the following sentence:
"I'm holding on to hope that I'm ready for the test tomorrow."
What is a 'noun'?