Vocab
What is anticipation?
A feeling of looking forward to something.
I wanted a taco for dinner.
First person.
What figurative language compares two things without using "like" or "as"?
Metaphor
What is the last sentence in a personal narrative called? Hint: When the narrator wraps up/closes their whole story in one sentence.
Conclusion or concluding sentence.
What subject does Miss Hostetler teach?
ELA
What is an implication?
A suggestion.
Can you grab a pencil?
Second person.
What type of word compares two things using "like" or "as"?
Simile
What test are we skipping this week?
Vocabulary test!
What subject does Miss Hostetler WANT to teach?
Math
What does it mean for something to be unique?
One of a kind.
She was so smart and all of her classmates loved her.
Third person.
What type of word is an action word? (Something you can do)
Verb.
What is an inference?
An educated guess.
What color are Miss Hostetler's eyes?
Green/Hazel
What is a sermon?
A serious speech on a moral issue, often given in church.
"You wake up on a small wooden raft drifting down a wide, muddy river."
Second person.
What figurative language is used to be overly dramatic and not literal?
Hyperbole
What is it called when something happens because someone did something else?
Ex: I fell off of my bike because I was riding really fast.
Cause and effect.
What does Miss Hostetler normally eat for breakfast?
Yogurt
What is a pulpit?
A platform in church from which the minister speaks.
We were so amped up for the Brookfield vs. Hubbard football game! We just knew that we would win.
First person.
What genre of book is a true story written about a real person?
Biography.
What was the substitutes name?
Mr. Blasak.
Where did Miss Hostetler go on Friday?
The Canfield Fair