Language
Person, place, or thing
noun
Usually found in the beginning or the end of the paragraph or writing passage.
Main idea
A group of lines in a poem
Stanza
47x6
282
Buffalo Center
Takes the place of a noun in a sentence
pronoun
Supports the main idea.
Supporting details.
The pattern of rhyming in a poem, usually repeated the same way in each stanza
Rhyme scheme
143x7
1,001
The northermost town in Alaska, also the northernmost town in the United States.
Utquigvik (Barrow)
A specific person, place, or thing that is ALWAYS capitalized.
Proper noun
This figurative language stresses repeated beginning sounds
Alliteration
A repeated phrase throughout a poem is called...
Repetition
9,693 divided by 3
3,231
The name of the highway that will take you from Fairbanks to Valdez.
Richardson Highway
Makes writing more interesting by describing nouns.
Adjectives
This figurative language is VERY dramatic!
Hyperbole
Mood
1/4 + 3/8 =
5/8
There are three main military bases in Alaska. Name them all.
"I am very excited for the break" she said.
Where does the comma go in this sentence?
After break, before the end quotation.
An expression that means something more than what it actually says.
Idiom
The overall message or lesson an author is trying to convey in a poem or writing.
1 and 3/6 + 2 and 4/12
3 and 5/6
Denali, the highest peak in North America, is over _____ feet tall.
20,000