Figurative Language
He runs fast like a cheetah.
What is a simile?
What is setting?
This P.O.V.: I can't even tell you how crazy my parents are.
What is first person?
To declare support of.
What is endorse?
He says in a diss "but it's probably A-minor"
Who is Kendrick Lamar?
My dad is a tall redwood tree.
What is a metaphor?
The people a story focuses on.
What are characters?
This P.O.V.:
John quickly ran to the store to grab Jane a candy bar. The cashier sighed, as she had seen this teenager twice today already.
What is 3rd person?
To discuss or compromise.
What is negotiation?
The name of this song:
"but I'm sipping on that kombucha either pink or brown"
What is Fe!n?
I'm starving!
What is hyperbole?
What happens in the story.
What is plot?
The point of view found in a narrative or autobiography.
What is first person?
Something that is too long, slow, dull, or boring is also this vocabulary word.
What is tedious?
Bruno Mars and this female singer sing a current hit.
Who is Lady Gaga?
A literary technique where two ideas are placed next to each other to reveal a contrast.
Examples: good and evil, dark and light, and right and wrong (or as Horta said, left...)
What is an juxtaposition?
The word choices of the author can make the story have feeling.
What is mood or tone?
The point of view found in manuals.
Instead of saying "fake," you could call it this vocabulary word.
What is a hoax?
This famous Scott just tied the knot.
Who is $crim from $uicide Boys?
When the audience knows something that one or more characters in a story do not.
What is (dramatic) irony?
The underlying lesson behind a story.
What is theme or moral?
The P.O.V. of "Twelve Angry Men."
What is third person?
Give a synonym:
If a student raises their hand and gets high participation in class, but never turns in homework, this cancels out their grade for the class.
What is negate?
Mrs. Newby would marry this lead singer, if he were alive. This is his band.
What is Nirvana?