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Which is an example of an analogy?
Word families
A word part that appears at the end of a root word.
Apples and Oranges
Dog:Bark::Cat:Meow
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A flat character is...................
A character that is hardly mentioned in the fictional work.
A character that changes slightly.
Boring
A character that never fully develops.
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Conflict
a major decision
the struggle between opposing forces
Exposition
the solution to a problem
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If you do not get enough sleep, you might be tired(This is an example of)
Chronological order
Cause and Effect
Compare and Contrast
Organization
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This an arrangment of words. It sometimes rhymes, expresses facts or emotions.
Informational text
Figurative Language
Drama
Poem
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Explains how the conflict is resolved.
Resolution
Climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
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A word with a meaning similar to that of another word.
Analogy
Simile
Metaphor
Synonym
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This is the substitution of a non-offensive phrase for one that might be offensive.
Euphemism
Simile
Form
Foil
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What is the correct definition of Irony?
A material used in construction.
An outcome of events contrary to what was expected.
An opinion the author gives.
A funny ending.
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This refers to the feelings and associations that go beyond the dictionary definition.
First person point of view
Connotation
Assonance
Author's purpose
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Which is the example of a metaphor?
She is a heart breaker.
I am so tired today.
He is as clever as a fox.
My teacher is amazing.
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This is an example of nonfiction.
Newspaper article
Fairy Tale
Fable
Harry Potter
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This is the perspective from which a story is told.
Eupemism
Point of View
Author's Perspective
Form
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This is the use of language that appeals to the five senses-touch, taste, sight, hearing, smell
Imagery
Comic Relief
Haiku
Characterization
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An external conflict is...........
Struggle a charcater has within him or herself
Struggle between a character and an outside force or society
When the outcome is clear.
The turning point of a literary work.
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Rising Action.....
The turning point of the literary work.
When the conflict in the story becomes obvious.
How the conflict is resolved
It shows the effects of the climax.
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An example of a simile is?
His eyes are as blue as the ocean.
It is a sticky situation.
The teacher expressed her concern.
She is a book worm.
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This is an example of Personification.
Summer is my favorite time of year.
Sally sold seashells by the shore.
The wind whispered in my ear.
He is a book worm.
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End Rhyme
Repetition of similar sounds that comes at the ends of lines
A poem that is long and relates to a legendary character.
When words within a line of poetry have the same sounds.
This type of poetry has no written rhyme scheme or meter.
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This is a work of literature, especially a play, that has a happy ending.
Comedy
Drama
Comic Relief
Poetry
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Larry lived in a long and lovely house. (an example of?)
assonance
Alliteration
simile
onomatopoeia
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A paradox is....
Giving something a human quality
Contrasting two items
Comparing two things
A self-contradictory and false proposition.
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Japanese poetry about nature
Ballad
Haiku
Free Verse
Acrostic
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Foreshadowing is..................
the climax
to show or indicate beforehand; prefigure:
the rising action
to inference
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The reason for creating written work.
Author's purpose
Order of Importance
Direct Characterization
First person point of view
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A message about life or human nature that a writer shares with the reader.
Analyze
Theme
Myth
Inference
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Which is an example of a Fact?
It is 87 degrees right now.
You look lovely in that color.
She is a graceful dancer.
Peas do not taste good.
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We find the meaning of the word or phrase by looking at words or sentences around it using?
Context clues
Organization
Figurative Language
Form
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What is a plot?
The plan, scheme, or main story of a literary work.
A map of the city
The setting of a story.
The end of a literary work.
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People or animals in a literary work.
Characters
Friends
Main characters
Pets
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This is used when details are organized by degree of importance.
Chronological Order
Organizing
Order of Importance
Text structure
