Text Structures
Plot Stages
Synonyms and Antonyms
Root Words
Random
100
What is the other name for text structures?
Organizational Pattern
100
What is the plot stage that refers to the most tense and exciting part of the story.
What is the climax
100
What is a Synonym for Sad
Answer may vary - dependent on teacher
100
What does the root word, "hydro", like fire hydrant, mean?
Water
100
Name one of our vocabulary words, and what it means.
Answers may vary
200
What text structure is this?
I ran with scissors, I cut myself.
Cause and Effect
200
What is the final plot stage, when everything is done?
Resolution
200
What is an synonym for shiny?
Answers may vary - up to teacher.
200
What does the root word "meter" like in thermometer or kilometer mean?
Measure
200
What is a noun?
Part of speech - person place or thing
300
What part of speech are signal words for Description?
Adjectives
300
What is the plot stage where tension is building, and the plot is moving forward?
Rising Action
300
What is an antonym for tidy (as in neat)
Dirty, Messy, etc...
300
What does the root word, "bio", like in biology mean?
Life
300
What is theme?
The lesson the author is trying to portray in the story. The meaning of the text.
400
Which text structure uses a venn diagram?
Compare and Contrast
400
What is included in the exposition?
The exposition introduces the characters, setting, mood.
400
What is an antonym of our vocabulary word, "abundant"
Sparse, lacking, empty etc.
400
What does the root word "struct" like in construction mean?
Build
400
What type of Monster is The Other Mother?
A Beldam
500
Name all five text structures
Description, Compare and Contrast, Cause and Effect, Problem and Solution, Sequence.
500
Fill out the blanks!
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
500
What is a synonym and an antonym for, "banish".
Synonym - expel, send away
Antonym - Welcome, bring in
500
Make a word using the root "geo" meaning earth or soil
Geology, geography
500
What is the difference between direct and indirect characterization?
Direct tells us EXACTLY what the character is like. Like - Abigail is lazy.
Indirect SHOWS us through actions or words - Abigail laid on the couch, and didn't do anything that she was supposed to.