Vocabulary
Define the word protagonist
The main character or "good guy"
What is the subject of a sentence?
Who or what the sentence is about
A comparison between two unlike things NOT using like or as.
Metaphor
Two wrongs do not make a right is an example of a ....
Theme
The author's attitude towards the subject is called...
Tone
What is an antagonist?
The villain or "bad guy" of the story
True or False-The subject of sentence is always a noun
True
And the fears that once controlled me can't get to me at all-this is an example of what literary device?
Personification
The problem or issue in the story is called...
Conflict
The emotional response of the reader is called...
Mood
What does the word foreshadowing mean?
When the author provides hints or clues about what will happen
What is a sentence fragment?
An incomplete sentence
The snow glows white on the mountain tonight is an example of...
Imagery
How the story ends or how it is resolved is called...
Resolution
When a story is written in chronological order that means
It is arranged in time order
What does "conflict" in literature mean?
The problem in the story or the struggle between opposing forces
True or false-the predicate is always a verb
True
I've told you a million times is an example of...
Hyperbole
The most exciting part or turning point in the story is called...
Climax
This structure of writing examines similarities and differences
Compare and contrast
"Joyful" and "happy" are examples of...
Synonym
Identify the predicate in the sentence-
The dog barks loudly in the park.
Barks
Symbolism
In a nonfiction passage/story, this tells is what the story is mainly about or what the author is saying about the topic
Central idea
This structure of writing shows why something happened and what resulted
Cause and effect