Figurative Language
The world is a stage. What is it?
Metaphor
a piece of writing, such as a book or poem, that has the purpose of telling a story or entertaining, as in a fictional novel. What is it?
Literary texts
Charlotte was a frizzy-haired bookworm. What is it?
Characterization
The person that tells the story. What is it?
Narrator
The plants were begging for water. What is it?
Personification
lesson or message of the story. What is it?
Theme
The attitude of an author about a subject or an audience. What is it?
Tone
The voice of a literary text that speaks about the writer’s feelings or situation. What is it?
Speaker
I've been walking for years. What is it?
Hyperbole
overview of a text. What is it?
Objective summary
A book about the American revolution lists the events leading to the war. What is it
Structure
The category of a text. What is it?
Genre
beating around the bush. What is it?
idiom
A conflict or problem in a story. What is it?
Resolution
Where the story takes place. What is it?
Setting
A meaning beyond the explicit meaning of a word. What is it?
Connotative meaning
She is as nice as a Friday morning. What is it?
Simile
Seeing someone eating a new food and making a face. What is it?
An Inference
The king died, and then the queen died of grief. What is it?
Plot
From her point of view, the city was a bustling, vibrant place full of opportunities, but from his point of view, it felt overwhelming and chaotic. What is it?
Point of view