Transition Words and Phrases (Text Structure)
"On the other hand" is an example of a transition phrased used for this text structure.
What is compare and contrast text structure?
A comparison, primary using a simile or metaphor, that explains something more complex.
What is an analogy?
Known as the turning point of any plot.
What is the climax?
The character that opposes the protagonist.
What is the antagonist?
The high school in our district who's mascot is the Yellow Jackets.
What is St. Martin?
What is description/explanation?
What is a hyperbole?
Known as "who's perspective is the story being told".
What is the Point of View?
When an author does not directly characterize the character, yet gives descriptions so the reader can infer.
What is indirect characterization?
The material in which an Olympic first-place metal would be made out of.
What is gold?
"As a result" is an example of this text structure?
What is cause and effect?
A more kind way to put something that would otherwise be seen as being harsh or cruel.
What is an Euphony?
The overall idea that the author is trying to get the readers to learn.
What is the theme of a story?
When a character changes or evolves due to overcoming a conflict.
What is a dynamic character?
In the late 90s and early 2000s, this was the official mascot of Taco Bell.
What is a Chihuahua?
"In other words" is an example of this text structure?
What is description/explanatory?
A passing reference to something in history, or a historical document.
What is an allusion?
The three things that can be found in the exposition of every narrative.
What is the setting, main character/protagonist, and central conflict?
The description of characters or characteristics provided by the author, either directly or indirectly.
What is characterization?
What brand of root beer was founded in Biloxi, Mississippi?
What is Barqs Root beer?
"After, then, a little while later" are all examples of a transition phrases used for this text structure.
What is sequential order?
The use of adjectives and other descriptive language to draw a mental picture inside the reader's head.
What is imagery?
The pacing tool the author creates by building longer, descriptive paragraphs.
What is tension?
What is a main character?
You see it twice in a week, but only once in a year.
What is the letter "E"?