Reading Informational
Reading Literature
Figurative Language
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What does claim mean? 

The authors opinion. 

100
What is plot?

The events that happen in the story. 

100

Simile is...

a comparison using like or as. 

100

1st person is

I, me, my 

100

Imagery is..

when the author use such descriptive language it paints a picture in your mind.  

200

Author's point of view is...

The way the author looks at the topic. (Their opinion)

200

Theme is...

the moral or life lesson learned in the story 

200

Metaphor is...

a comparison between two unlike things. 

200

2nd person

you 

200

Onamonapia is...

sound words like boom, pow 

300

Central idea is 

the main thing the passage is talking about 

300

Setting is... 

Time and place 

300

Personification is...

giving nonhuman things human characteristics. 

300

3rd person 

He, she, they 
300
What is figurative language?
Figurative language is a phrase that is meant to be figurative not literal. 
400

Inference is... 

A conclusion you reach by applying logic to evidence. 

400

Tone is...

The attitude or feeling that the narrator or character has towards something. 

400

Alliteration is...

a phrase were many of the words begin with the same sound. 
400

Intensive pronoun

end in self, can be take out of the sentence. 

400

What is pronoun & antecedent agreement 

Where the pronoun matches the noun. 


500

Objective summary is...

a summary that only includes facts. NO opinions or thoughts. 

500

Authors purpose is...

Why the author wrote the passage. 

500

Hyperbole is..

an extreme exaggeration. 

500

reflexive pronoun

end in self, cannot be take out of the sentence.

500

Give me an example of a story and it's theme

Hatchet- never give up

the lorax- conservation