Vocabulary
This vocabulary word is an instrument that measures temperature.
What is thermometer?
This word is the preposition in the sentence:
A toddler crawled over his friend.
What is "over"?
What is metaphor?
This story element is where and when a story takes place.
What is setting?
"(There, They're, Their) are many different species of sharks in the ocean."
What is There?
"That's the craziest life story I've ever heard!"
This word is the preposition in the sentence:
Chad shopped without his mother.
What is "without"?
"It's a million degrees in here!" is an example of this type of figurative language.
What is hyperbole?
This story element is the main problem in the story.
What is conflict?
Who is Brom Bones?
This prefix means "before".
What is pre-?
A prepositional phrase starts with with this.
What is a preposition?
The type of figurative language used in the sentence below is_
"Fred finally finished his food."
What is alliteration?
This story element shows events of the story in order.
What is plot?
This word is used to describe the main character or "good guy" in a story.
What is the protagonist?
This root means "measure".
What is metr?
A prepositional phrase ends with this.
What is a noun/pronoun or object of the preposition?
The type of figurative language used in this sentence is_
"Let's hit the road."
What is idiom?
This story element explains how the problem is solved at the end of the story.
What is resolution?
An article that uses the transition words like "first", "then", "next" is organized using this text structure.
What is chronological order or sequence?
If you "shoot for the stars", then you are _.
What is "stellar"?
This is the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:
Sign on the dotted line.
What is "on the dotted line"?
This is the type of figurative language that uses "like" or "as" to make a comparison?
What is simile?
These are the three story elements that are always introduced in the beginning of a story.
What are setting, characters, and conflict?
Looking at the words and phrases around a word you do not know as you are reading is using your _
What are context clues?