Figurative Language
All about Narratives
Word meanings -connotation and denotation
Prefixes, Roots, and Suffixes
Wildcard
100

This is when an author uses language in a meaningful way that is not always literal

What is figurative language?

100

When and where a story takes place is called the

What is setting?

100

The feelings associated with a particular word

What is connotation?

100

This occurs before the root and changes the meaning of a word

What is prefix?

100

When we use background knowledge and apply it to the text to make a conclusion

What is making an inference?

200

The following sentence is an example of what?

Chris carefully cooked a colossal meal for his family.

What is Alliteration?

200

This takes place after the climax

What is falling action?

200

This is also known as the actual meaning, or 'dictionary' definition 

What is denotation?

200

This occurs after the root and changes the meaning of a word

What is suffix?

200

This is the overall message that the author wants readers to gain from their work

What is the theme?

300

This occurs when human like qualities are given to non-human things

What is personification?
300

This is where we learn the setting and characters of the story

What is Exposition?

300

What is the connotation of the word stingy in this sentence?

Sara is stingy with her toys, so she doesn't have many playmates.

What is negative connotation?

300

Look at the following word:

Chronological

What is the root of this word that means "time"?

What is "chrono-"?

300

If you were writing in this point of view, you would use pronouns such as I, My, and We.

What is first person point of view?

400

What type of figurative language is present in this sentence?:

Your friend Jack is a big baby!

What is Metaphor?

400

This is also known as the problem of the story

What is conflict?

400

Which of the words in the following sentence have a positive connotation?

Reilly is an ambitious little girl.

What is ambitious?

400

This suffix means "the study of"

What is -ology/-logy?

400

This is also known as the main character of a narrative

What is protagonist?

500

 What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

These shoes are killing me

What is hyperbole?

500

This is what a conversation between characters in a narrative is called

What is dialogue?

500

The three types of connotations

What is positive, negative, and neutral?

500

This suffix means "a person who"

What is -er?
500

This resource is used to find synonyms and antonyms of different words

What is a thesaurus?