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Genre
Narration
Verbs
Adverbs
100
Type of writing that includes some non-fictional elements (such as person, event, time period) and some fictional elements (made up dialogue)
What is historical fiction?
100
The types of voice in which a story can be told
What are 1st, 2nd and 3rd person narration?
100
Sam and Dave are writing a new song. The verb phrase is in this tense.
What is future tense?
100
Adverbs describe this part of speech
What is a verb?
200
Type of writing that includes true stories about real people
What is a biography?
200
This type of narration is the least common
What is 2nd person?
200
Two types of verbs discussed in this unit
What are helping, linking or active?
300
Literary device used to distinguish historical fiction from other types of historical writing
What is dialogue?
300
James becomes a hero in New York. The peach stone becomes his new home. He is no longer lonely because both his insect friends and hundreds of kids come to visit and play with him. Tell the Point of View (narration)
What is 3rd Person?
300
Different verb tenses are used to express this
What is time of action?
400
Biographies are usually sequenced how?
What is chronological order?
400
I ran eagerly toward my mother. "You're late", she scolded. "I know", I replied, short of breath. The smile on her face showed her concern over her rebuke. I was relieved to finally be back home! Name the Point of View (narration)
What is 1st Person?
400
I am painting a picture of my backyard is an example of this verb tense.
What is present progressive?
500
Literary element that can most influence the tone of a biography
What is the author's point of view?
500
Sharing your thoughts, feelings and opinions about things will help your friendship grow. By giving your point of view, you're letting others get to know you, and by speaking up, you're allowing your confidence to shine. Name the point of view (narration)
What is 2nd Person?
500
I (drive) all night to get to the event on time. This is the correct form of the verb in order to show past tense.
What is drove?