Milestones Review

conflict between a character and a law, policy, cultural value, etc.

Choose a type of external conflict

Type of sentence? The students talked, so they had detention.

if a character is static...

Which URL is probably most reliable

Someone who argues against the writer’s claim

when several words that begin with the same sound are close together

a Japanese poem that has three lines

objects needed to perform the play

atlas

True or False: a sentences must have a verb/predicate

a group of lines in a poem

the person who wrote the play

BONUS: Which of these is NOT a subordinating conjunction?

A _______ sentence is one independent clause

definitions of important words in a book can be found here

words in italics that tell us what a character is doing in a play

A __________ gives definitions of words

if a character is flat...

part in a play where they tell details the characters don't know & details about setting

Find the verb in the sentence: The cat is black.

Choose a type of INTERNAL conflict

the process of establishing a claim, & supporting it with logical evidence, examples, reasoning

conflict between two people

the lines the characters say

conflict between the character and something in nature

physical traits are...

this type of character changes internally, and are usually round characters

set of books in ABC order; gives info about specific topics

"shine bright like a diamond" is an example of

The _______ of a book names the chapters and page numbers for chapters

True or False: a complete sentence should be a complete thought

Type of sentence? The dog is brown.

a large section of a play ("chapters")

Position taken by the writer

thesaurus

gives information for one year

True or False: a sentence does not need to always have a subject

a poem that has fourteen lines and is written in a specific rhyme scheme

a book of instructions

Someone who supports the writer’s claim

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So are all...

a short poem that is usually written in first person point of view

this character is often the main character and is well developed; we know a lot about them

a figure of speech comparing two unlike things with the words "like" or "as"

conflict for a character that is internal

used to grab your reader's attention