Poetry
The separation of sections in a poem.
Stanza
The first thing you should highlight when you get a piece of text.
Title
The author of a play.
Playwright
A piece of evidence that is backed up by proof. (Not an opinion)
Facts
Explains why something happened by detailing the event and the result.
Cause and Effect
Words ending in the same sound or sounds.
Rhyme
A smaller title describing a section of the text.
Subheading
Words that actors say.
Dialogue
The way someone feels, thinks, or believes.
Opinion
Sets up a problem and presents one or more solutions.
Problem and Solution
Words that say something they don't really mean. Uses all five of your senses.
Figurative Language
Words describing a photograph.
Caption
Often in parentheses. They tell actors what to DO.
Stage Directions
A statement someone makes to sway the reader to think a certain way.
Claim
Presents events or steps in the order they happen.
Sequence of events
Words that have a beat or music like pattern.
Rhythm
A photo followed by labels that help the reader understand the picture.
Diagram
Objects used to enhance the story of a play.
Props
Summarizes the main argument and provides a final thought.
Conclusion
Examines similarities and differences between two or more people or concepts.
Compare and Contrast
Comparing 2 things using like or as.
Simile
Teach the reader something about facts. EX: Tutorial, Documentary, News.
Inform
List of people actors play in a drama.
Characters
An example that you write to win your argument.
Reason
The heart of the story.
Theme