Vocab
Fig. Lang.
Literature
Nouns
Genres/Conflicts
100

Beckon

To make a hand gesture telling someone to come closer

100

What is an example of a simile?

Uses like or as in a comparison

100

What is author's purpose?

Why something was written 

100

A noun that you can touch is called:

Concrete 

100

What is 1 example of conflict you might find in a novel?

Character 

vs character, vs society, vs themself, vs nature 


200

Tame

To train or domesticate an animal

200

Give an example of Onomatopoeia

Buzz, Zap, Moo, Woof, ect

200

What is author's voice?

The author’s emotions on the topic

200

A noun that refers to 1 specific type/person is called:

Proper 

200

What is a lesson?

The thing an author is trying to teach you.

300

Cradle

To gently hold

300

“She is a cheetah on the track” is an example of what type of figurative language?

Metaphor 

300

What are 2 elements of informal English?

Contractions, personal pronouns, slang, lots of emotion, punctuation !/?

300

A noun that refers to something you cannot touch is:

Abstract 

300

What are the 4 major types of genre?

Fiction, nonfiction, poetry, drama

400

Foliage 

Green leaves of a plant or tree

400

“The test is a piece of cake” is an example of what type of figurative language?

Idiom

400

What does the connective “Although” do?

Introduce a difference or opposite idea

400

What type of noun must always be capitalized?

Proper

400

What is a theme? The central idea, message, or underlying meaning in literature

The central idea, message, or underlying meaning in literature (EX: love, friendship, kindness) 

500

Resident

Someone who lives somewhere permanently

500

What figurative language means an extreme exaggeration?

Hyperbole 

500

What does the connective “Furthermore“ do?

Add extra information 

500

Give an example of a common abstract noun.

Fear, happiness, dream, ect.

500

What type of genre are stories like “When the Mountain Roared", where the events did not happen but could have.

Realistic Fiction