Vocabulary
Figurative Language
Plot
Skills
Random
100
Directly written or stated
Explicit
100
The opposite of figurative
Literal
100
A fancy name for story
Narrative
100
Tell me a story, but shorten it, and only the key details please
Summarize
100
When you combine this mark ! and this mark ? you get this:
An iterrobang
200
The direct meaning of a word
denotation
200
When we compare using like or as
Simile
200
The beginning of a story starts with this:
Exposition
200
Read between the lines when you do this
Inferencing
200
There are typically this many parts of speech in the english language
9
300
The message, moral or life lesson
Theme
300
She sells sea shells by the sea shell shore
Alliteration
300
The most exciting point in a story
The climax
300
If we are looking for looks, actions, dialogue, effects on others, we are most likely trying to find:
Characterization
300
The 'and' symbol, denoted as '&' is more formally known as this
ampersand
400
The way someone sees the world
Perspective
400
When words represent sounds they are referred to as this
Onomatopoeia
400
The fancy word for problem the main character faces
Conflict
400
A Venn Diagram, seen below, is used for what purpose?
Compare & Contrast
400
When we combine two words together, such as it & is, we get it's. This is called a what?
Contraction
500
Fantasy, Epics, Romance, & Horror, are all different kinds of these
Genres
500
It's raining cats and dogs out there is an example of:
An idiom
500
The main character is referred to as this in a more formal setting
Protagonist
500
A story can be told using 1st person, 2nd person, or even 3rd person this
Point of view
500
The Pilcrow, as seen below, typically symbolizes what?
A paragraph