Figurative Language
An extreme exaggeration, often used to emphasis something.
What is a hyperbole?
The part of the letter containing the address.
What is the heading?
The two parts of plot.
The conflict and the resolution.
What is a line break?
A piece of art made of small pieces of glass, stone, or tile.
What is a mosaic?
The device used in the sentence "The car tires screamed as she sped off into the night".
What is personification?
Contains the main idea of a letter.
What is the body of a letter?
Text that is slanted.
What is italics?
A device that some poems use, where the ends of words are the same, as in hat, pat, cat.
What is Rhyme?
Point of view where the narrator is inside of the story.
What is First Person point of view.
A metaphor
What is a comparison of two things without using like or as?
The point of view indicated through use of words such as "he, she, they".
The types of graphic features.
Pictures, illustrations, graphs and charts.
Text that paints a vivid picture.
What is imagery?
Theme
What is the main message, lesson or moral of the text?
The figurative language (aside from simile) depicted in the phrase "Sick as a dog".
The point of view of the following paragraph:
"When she finally deposited her pet cat safely back inside, she began to prepare his dinner. She wasn't sure if he deserved a treat after, he had been very naughty, but she knew she would give him one anyway."
What is Third Person Point of View?
The setting of the following short story.
"She sat in her house, staring at the clock. 8 P.M. But it felt much later. She was tired from running after her cat for so long. 'Mr. Socks, I'm glad I got you back', she said, petting his fur gently. He could be very rude, but she loved him. She gave a big yawn, before carrying him with her off to bed."
What is, 8 at night, in her house.
The literary device used in the following text:
"She ran after her pet cat as it fled down the street. She was breathing hard and calling out his name, "Mr. Socks! Mr. Socks, wait!", but the Mr. Sock's didn't listen. He ran rapidly, racing recklessly towards the unknown."
What is alliteration?
The type of literary device used in the sentence "We could hear the water running down the sink, glug glug glug".
What is onomatopoeia?
The literary device depicted in the following quote.
"She finally caught her pet cat, picking him up to carry him back home. 'You're fast as a tiger Mr. Socks! But maybe keep the speed for playing inside, I'm out of breath!' Mr. Socks only purred contently."
What is a simile?
The point of view depicted in the following letter:
"Dear Max,
My cat tried to run away today. He's normally a very good boy. I think he saw a mouse outside and wanted to chase it. I had to run practically across the city to catch him! Maybe I should get a leash? Can you even walk a cat? Please let me know.
Love,
Susy"
What is First Person Point of View?
The things that change characters, effect the mood, and build the plot.
What are events?
A group of lines in a poem.
What is a stanza?
The date of Ms. Hodge's Birthday
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