9th grade ELAR semester review

When the author, Joseph, hints at actions that will come in the future.

The time and place in which a story takes place:

Background information about the story

Is it fair to Marshall that Joseph dunks the ball in his face? What type of question is this?

How many missed free throws does Mrs. Soukup have? What type of question is this?

Wraps up the loose ends of the story

A connection to another book, a film, or a song.

“Why doesn't Chad tell Marshall about his janky skills?” What type of question is this?

These answers can be found and pointed to in the text. 

Conflict becomes intense, suspense rises, as the main character struggles to resolve a problem.

Turingpoint of the plot when the outcome of the conflict becomes clear

The answers ask for a judgement about something. 

Relating Marshall Bailey's janky jumpshot to the movie "Space Jam" is an example of what:

A person or other actor in a story is:

Relating Chad's dunk to a person that has cancer, is an example of what?

Shows the effects of the climax

The main idea of a story is:

A connection to something that has happened to someone personally. 

The events in a story make up the: 

Giving an object human characteristics  

A connection to something going on in the news.

These answers must be pieced together from facts and hints in the text.

Literary device to show specific events that happened before the current action of the story