The spray from the storm and the push of the tide DOUSED everyone on the ship's deck right down to their socks. Doused means: A. Scared B. Slept C. Dried D. Drenched
What is D. Drenched?
The way that a story makes you feel.
What is MOOD?
Paul was as white as a ghost, he was so scared. "White as a ghost" is an example of a(an): A. Metaphor B. Personification C. Simile D. Hyperbole
What is SIMILE?
Strategy used when summarizing information in a story.
What is CPR (Character, Problem, Resolution)?
On his way to the gym, Andrew made a FORTUITOUS discovery: a hundred dollar bill lying on the sidewalk. FORTUITOUS means: A. Large B. Crazy C. Fortunate D. Random
What is C. Fortunate?
In a land far, far away there sat a castle surrounded by a moat of murky water. The sentence depicts the ______________ of the story.
What is the SETTING?
This school is a prison. This sentence is an example of a(an): A. Idiom B. Simile C. Personification D. Metaphor
What is METAPHOR?
A story that is not true, made up.
What is FICTION?
Ernesto, the most POMPOUS senior in the entire school, struts around the halls like he's royalty. POMPOUS means: A. Conceited B. Famous C. Popular D. Well-dressed
What is A. Conceited?
This is the turning point of the story.
What is CLIMAX?
The stars danced in the night sky. This is an example of: A. A hyperbole B. An idiom C. Personification D. A Metaphor
What is PERSONIFICATION?
This type of conflict involves one person dealing with an internal struggle.
What is MAN vs. SELF?
This part of the story introduces the main character(s) and setting.
What is the EXPOSITION?
Jack was so excited for his vacation; he would explode if there were further delay in his trip!! "He would explode" is an example of: A. A Metaphor B. Personification C. A Simile D. A Hyperbole
What is HYPERBOLE?
Words around an unknown term that can help the reader to understand what the term means.
What is CONTEXT CLUES?
This story element can be internal, external or both.
What is CONFLICT?
The storm was unending!! It was raining cats and dogs out there!! "Raining cats and dogs" is an example of: A. A Hyperbole B. An Idiom C. Personification D. A Metaphor
What is IDIOM?
An educated guess or reading between the lines.
What is AN INFERENCE (or INFERENCING)?