Text Structures
Plot Maps
Plot Elements
Tone and Mood
Figurative Language
100

The number of text structures we talked about.

What is Eight?

100

A sequence of events in a story.

What is Plot?

100

This is defined by a scene where the story goes back in time for a brief period.

What is Flashback?

100

An example of a positive tone or mood.

What is Happy, Joyful, Excited, etc.?

100

Language that is different from its factual and true meaning.

What is Figurative Language?

200

A text structure that describes one topic in detail.

What is Description?

200
When two opposing forces clash.

What is conflict?

200

The main character who fights against the conflict.

What is a protagonist?
200

An example of a negative tone or mood.

What is sad, angry, spiteful, irritated, somber, depressed, etc.?

200

A comparison using the words "like" or "as."

What is a simile?

300

A text structure that explains steps in order.

What is Sequence?

300

The point where the problems in the story start to get worse or build on themselves. 

What is the rising action?

300
Usually a main character that creates or builds on the conflicts in the story.

What is an antagonist?

300

This is the feeling, you, the reader gets while reading a story.

What is Mood?

300

Giving human characteristics to something non-human, like "The wind whispered through the trees."

What is personification?

400

A text structure that describes the advantages and disadvantages of a subject.

What is Pro/Con?
400
The first encounter with conflict in the story.

What is the inciting incident?

400

This is defined by a scene or moment in the story that gives the reader hints about what might happen next or in the future.

What is Foreshadowing?

400

The author's attitude towards a subject, the feeling they are TRYING to create.

What is Tone?
400

This compares two things without using "like" or "as," such as "Her voice is music to my ears." 

What is metaphor?
500

A text structure that describes multiple topics in detail, often in categories.

What is Classification?

500

The five elements of a plot map, in order, labeled on a map.

What is exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution?

500

The main two types of conflict and what they mean.

Internal conflict is in the MIND, external conflict is with other characters or forces.

500

Analyze the tone and mood of this sentence: "The abandoned playground creaked eerily in the wind, shadows stretching like ghostly fingers across the cracked pavement."

The tone could be creepy or ominous. The mood could be suspenseful, scary/spooky or unsettling. 

500

Identify the type of figurative language used in this sentence and explain how it appeals to the senses: "The aroma of freshly baked bread wrapped around her like a warm hug, while the golden crust glistened under the kitchen light."

What is simile and imagery? They appeal to your sense of smell and sight.