Direct characterization

telling the reader exactly what they need to know about a character

giving a short version of the major events

teaches a lesson or moral through animal characters

human like traits to inanimate objects

method a writer uses to develop characters

story about a person's life written by the person

literary genre that tells a fictional story

written word in normal way: sentences, paragraphs, etc

language that appeals to the senses

object, person or place that stands for something else

sequence of events that make up a story

clear and orderly presentation of ideas in essay

telling something someone has said or written in a diff way

takes on the characters POV through characters eyes

category to which a literary work belongs

table of contents, glossary, index or references

info in a visual form: diagram, chart, table or graph

repetitive initial sound in a word: Peter Piper picked

story about a persons life written by someone else

written account in which someone describes past experiences

Dean, Cornelia. "Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet." New York Times. New York, Which is the title of article?

"Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet."

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Point of View that uses the pronouns I, me, my
1st Person
2nd Person
3rd Person Omniscient
3rd Person Limited
2
Direct characterization
reveals details about a character without stating them explicitly
telling the reader exactly what they need to know about a character
giving inanimate objects human like traits
who, what, when, where, why
3
Exposition
tying up loose ends
most intense part of a story
background information
complications that develop the story
4
Which of these pronouns is in 2nd person?
us
me
she
you
5
The central idea of a text is what the text is mostly about
False
True
6
Denotation
central idea or message
implied meaning
liteteral meaning
comparing two unlike things
7
summarize
restating what someone has said or written in diff way
giving a short version of the major events
central idea
table of contents
8
Is the bold word the subject, predicate, or neither? The dog barked.
both
Predicate
Subject
Neither
9
Fable
short version of major events
teaches a lesson or moral through animal characters
central idea or message of a story
speaker's choice of words
10
Personification
comparing using like or as
sound words
repetitive initial sound in a word: Peter Piper picked
human like traits to inanimate objects
11
characterization
comparing two unlike things
literary genre
method a writer uses to develop characters
giving a short version of major events
12
Genre that begins with oral traditions of telling stories to share with people
myth
narrative
informational text
mystery
13
Setting of a story is...
time and place of a story
central idea of a story
sequence of events
struggle or problem in a story
14
Autobiography
speakers choice of words
story about a person's life written by the person
comparing two unlike things
story about a person's life written by someone else
15
Choose the correct object pronouns. Jayden came to see (us, we) last night.
we
us
16
Identify verb: "Bats hang by their feet from the cracked chandelier."
chandelier
by
from
hang
17
novel
category to which a literary work belongs
central idea or message
short version of major events
literary genre that tells a fictional story
18
Prose
literary meaning
table of contents or glossary
stanzas or lines
written word in normal way: sentences, paragraphs, etc
19
TRUE or FALSE? Every sentence has a subject and a predicate.
FALSE
TRUE
20
Imagery
comparing two unlike things
describes past experiences
language that appeals to the senses
literary genre
21
symbol
category to which a literary work belongs
object, person or place that stands for something else
method a writer uses to develop characters
central idea of a story
22
Plot is.....
sequence of events that make up a story
struggle or problem in a story
time and place of a story
central idea of a story
23
Poetry
describes past events
tells a fictional story
uses stanzas or lines
short version of major events
24
Which of these pronouns is NOT a 3rd person pronoun?
she
them
it
my
25
Parts of speech?
Noun
Verb
Adjectives
All of these
26
Climax
most intense part of a story
events after the climax
complications that develop the plot
background information
27
Coherence
clear and orderly presentation of ideas in essay
central message
table of contents
speaker's choice of words
28
paraphrase
telling something someone has said or written in a diff way
central idea or message
short version of major events
division of lines into a group
29
Subjective POV
takes on the characters POV through characters eyes
neutral POV
30
Conflict...
time and place
sequence of events in a story
people or animals that part in a story
struggle or problem
31
The narrator is not in the story. It uses pronouns such as "he", "she" or "they"
3rd Person
2nd Person
1st Person
32
New York Times. New York, 22 May 2007. Which is the title of publication?
New York Times
22 May 2007
"Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet."
New York
33
Onomatopoeia
comparing using like or as
repetitive initial sound in a word: Peter Piper picked
sound words
human like traits to inanimate objects
34
Which word is a verb?
bat
baseball
base
throw
35
Diction
sequence of events in an incident
central message
person or place that stands for something else
Speaker's choice of words
36
Genre
writer or speakers choice of words
giving a short version of the major events
category to which a literary work belongs
method a writer uses to develop characters
37
Stanza
division of lines into a group
table of contents
literary genre
central idea
38
New York Times. New York, 22 May 2007. Which is the date of publication?
New York
"Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet."
New York Times
22 May 2007
39
organizing features
story of a real person's life written by the person
statement that says something that another person has said
compressed language that makes a point quickly
table of contents, glossary, index or references
40
Graphics
info in a visual form: diagram, chart, table or graph
compressed language that makes a point quickly
written account in which someone describes past events
literary genre
41
A LINKING VERB joins a subject and predicate (is,are,has, have,was,were). Select a linking verb
running
jumped
is
happily
42
Alliteration
repetitive initial sound in a word: Peter Piper picked
human like traits to inanimate objects
sound words
comparing using like or as
43
Resolution
most intense part of a story
tying up loose ends
background information
events after the climax
44
The mangled car had a flat tire and a broken door. How many ADJECTIVES?
3
4
2
1
45
My mother is very smart. Identify the NOUN.
My
mother
very
is
46
Biography
comparing two unlike things
story written about a person's life by the person
story about a persons life written by someone else
division of lines into a group
47
Memoir
teaches a lesson or a moral
division of lines into a group
written account in which someone describes past experiences
short version of major events
48
Sally ran for president of her class. How many NOUNS are in this sentence?
2
1
4
3
49
Connotation
literal meaning
suggested or implied meaning
central message
comparing two unlike things
50
Is the bold word the subject, predicate, or neither? The dog barked very loud
both
Subject
Predicate
Neither
51
Dean, Cornelia. "Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet." New York Times. New York, Which is the title of article?
22 May 2007
Dean, Cornelia
New York Times
"Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet."
52
The story is told by one of the characters. It uses pronouns such as "I" or "me"
2nd Person
3rd Person
1st Person
53
Metaphor
category to which a literary work belongs
literal meaning
comparing two unlike things
division of lines into a group
54
Rising Action
tying up loose ends
complications that develop the story
most intense part
background information
55
Objective POV
neutral POV
characters POV through the eyes of the characters
56
Narrative
central idea of a literary work
language that appeals to the senses
tells a story or describes a sequence of events in incident
person or place that stands for something else
57
Indirect characterization
giving inanimate objects human like traits
reveals details about a character without stating them explicitly
telling the reader exactly what they need to know about a character
who, what, when, where, why
58
Dean, Cornelia. "Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet." New York Times. New York, 22 May 2007. Which is the author?
New York Times
22 May 2007
"Executive on a Mission: Saving the Planet."
Dean, Cornelia
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Falling Action
most intense part of a story
complications that develop the story
background info
events after the climax
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THEME
lesson learned, or message
speaker's choice of words
written account describing past events
central idea of a story

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