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Vocabulary
Figurtive language
Reading skills
Characters
Genre
100
The author's use of clues or hint that tell what might happen later in the story.
What is foreshadowing
100
A phrase that use like or as to describe a something.
What is Simile
100
Is language that communicates meanings beyond the literal meanings of words.
What is Figurtive language
100
the main character(s) in a literature work or prose writing (paragraph form).
What is Protaganist
100
A long work of fiction.
What is a Novel
200
A person or animal that takes part in action in a story.
What is Charecter
200
A phrase that doesn't use like or as to describe something.
What is Metaphor
200
Different type of literature.
What is Genre
200
A character who stays the same.
What is Static character
200
A story or literary work that is not real.
What is Fiction
300
Character or a force in a conflict with the main charecter or protagonist.
What is Antagonist
300
An animal or object with human like qualities.
What is Personification
300
Static character
What is a character who stays the same.
300
a character who changes the most in a literary work.
What is Dynamic character
300
Prose writing that tells about real(not fake) people,places,or events.
What is Non Fiction
400
Different type of literature,drama,poetry,folktales,fairytales,nonfiction,historical fiction,mystery,and myth
What is Genre
400
A noise in a story tha tells whats happening.
What is Otamatapia
400
External conflict
What is a a problem or a struggle that is by other character or force of nature
400
A character or a force in a conflict with the main character or protagonist.
What is Antogonist
400
A work of fiction or made up,but could happen in real life.
What is Realistic Fiction
500
A problem or struggle that is caused by other characters or force of nature
What is External conflict
500
Is highly exaggeration in story or reading skill.
What is Hyperbole
500
Vernacular
What is a synonym for dialect
500
A person or animal that takes part in an action in a story.
What is Character