Figurative Language
Story Elements
Parts of Speech
Vocab
Random
100

"the breeze was as quiet as a whisper" is an example of

simile

100

writing that is based on real events or facts. 

nonfiction

100

A person, place, or thing. 

Noun

100

Havoc

General destruction.

100

Ominous 

threatening, giving the idea that something bad is about to happen.

200

I have a TON of homework! is an example of

Hyperbole

200

The most exciting part of a story

climax

200

An action word

Verb

200

Dubious

to doubt or question

200

What was the name of our novel this semester?

Animal Farm

300

"Alison ate apples all afternoon" is an example of

Alliteration

300
The quality of the author's voice as you read their story. 

Tone

300

A descriptive word

Adjective

300

Adept

Skilled at something

300

The ability to emit light or glow

Phosphorescent

400

A common phrase that cannot be taken literally. 

Idiom

400

When the opposite of what is expected, happens.

Irony

400

Titles of books must be written in ______.

Italics

400

Caricature

An over exaggerated drawing or portrayal 

400

What is Mrs. Sasseville's first name?

Holly

500

When something represents something else beyond its literal meaning. 

Symbol

500
When the future is hinted at in writing. 

foreshadow

500

Characters talking in a text is called 

Dialogue

500

Levity

Humourous, lacking respect

500

Getting lost in the woods and trying to survive alone would be an example of what type of conflict?

Man vs nature