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6th Grade Language Arts Literary Terms
6th Grade Language Arts Literary Terms
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ELA review terms for grade 6
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The time and place of a story
setting
foil
antagonist
conflict
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has some magic in it.
newspaper
non-fiction
mystery
fantasy
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compares two different things. ie: The road is a ribbon of moonlight
idiom
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
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repeating the consonant sound at the beginning of a word more than twice ie Peter Piper Played with a Pile of Peacocks
setting
adjective
onomatopoeia
alliteration
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The wrap up of minor events that occur after the climax
Conflict
Genre
Conclusion
Falling Action
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Third-person omniscient
Uses pronouns I and and we
Narrator do not tell thoughts and feelings
Da Baby
Narrator is all knowing
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Introduces the setting, characters and conflict
Exposition
Climax
Expedition
Plot
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examples include Bam! Splat! Buzz!
literal
figurative languaage
onomatopoeia
hyperbole
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giving human-like qualities to non-human objects.
personification
preposition
adverb
exposition
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Rising action is...
When the conflict is resolved
the series of events that lead up to climax
rise up
Introduces the setting and character
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The turning point of a story when the reader starts to understand the outcome.
Protagonist (Main character)
Resolution
conflict
Climax
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making a comparison using the words "like" or "as"
stanza
metaphor
analogy
simile
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1st person point of view...
The narrator knows everything
The narrator is NOT involved in the story
Only used pronouns he, she,they
The narrator witnesses events first hand and use the pronoun "I"
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using big exaggeration to make a point
falling action
metaphor
hyperbole
climax
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type of writng that is not true or is made up; not real
poetry
fiction
Mythology
dialogue
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Third-person limited
Narrator does NOT reveal any characters thoughts & feeling
Narrator tells thoughts and feelings of ONE character
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A lesson learned that was building or was shown throughout the story
conflict
theme
simile
metaphor
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A problem experienced by the character(s) in the story
Climax
Conflict
theme
Metaphor
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The solving of the problem where most or all loose ends are tied up.
Exposition
Resolution
Antagonist
Setting
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What is flashback?
a scene set in a time earlier than the main story.
Answering a question.
The place or time that the story takes place.
What "sets up" the story.
