I'm the Author
Picture This
What's it All About?
Where's the Proof?
Examples
100

When you write what a character says using their exact words.

What is Dialogue?

100

Describes something using the five senses.

What are Sensory details? 

100

The way that an author makes a character in a book or play seem real.

What is Characterization?
100

This is stated by someone without any proof. 

What is a Claim?

100

"Mr. Braziel and Ms. Pylvainen have destroyed me with these assignments!"

This is an example of this: 

What is a Metaphor? OR What is hyperbole?

200

The way that an author makes a character in a book or play seem real.

What is Characterization? 

200

Words used in a way different than their usual meaning in order to create a mental picture.

What is Figurative language? 

200

Main idea or underlying meaning in a book, short story, song, or other piece of literature.

What is a Theme?

200

The quality of being trusted, convincing, or believable. 

What is Credibility?

200
  • Photos

  • Captions

  • Bold words/italics text

  • headings

    These are examples of this: 

What are Text features?

300

Stories that people tell each other that help people make sense of the world around them.

What is a Myth?

300

Parts of a text used to make information stand out or visually appealing.

What are Text features?

300

The direct and specific meaning of a word.

What is Denotation?

300

Your attitude toward something, your point of view.

What is Perspective? 

300

Bang! Splash!! Crash!! Zip! These are examples of this:

What is an Onomatopoeia?

400

Tells a story or describes a sequence of events.

What is a Narrative?

400
Visually descriptive language, especially in a literary work. 

What is Imagery? 

400

If you get this wrong, you may accidentally insult someone with the emotional meaning to a word: 

What is Connotation? 

400

The opposite of a claim, the opposing view.

What is a Counterclaim?

400

"A boom of thunder startled them and like leaves before a new hurricane, they tumbled upon each other and ran."
This is an example of: 

What is Imagery?

500

Words that make connections between sections of your writing.

What are Transitions? 

500

Metaphors, similes, hyperbole, alliteration, and personification are examples of this:

What is Figurative language? 

500

An intellectual or emotional interpretation of a word.

What is Connotation?

500

A sentence that states the main claim of an essay. 

What is a Thesis Statement? 

500
"These teachers inspire me to do my very best! I think they are the best teachers in the world!" 

Who are Ms. Wolf, Mr. Braziel and Ms. Pylvainen?