grammar & comprehension

In a narrative, answers the question "who?"

A struggle that exists within a character's mind

A person, place, thing, or idea

A list of characters in a play

A story that is acted out on stage

What the subject does or is

In an informational text, the subject and what the text says about the subject

Words that make an audience feel involved and included

A question asked that does not need to be answered

A comparison of unlike things using like or as

Which element of informational text is shown?

Who or what a sentence is about

A long speech by one character in a play

In a narrative, answers the questions "where?" and "when?"

In a drama, the following is an example of:

In a persuasive text, an instruction given to the audience to do something

In a biography, personal qualities that describe the subject

Words used creatively so they don't mean what they usually mean

When and where a narrative takes place

Modifies a verb or adjective

The word a pronoun replaces

In a drama, the following is an example of:

In an informational text, pieces of information that describe or support the supporting ideas

Events that develop the main conflict of a story

The use of words to describe how things look, sound, smell, taste, or feel

Instructions in a play that are not spoken by characters

In a drama, the following is an example of:

In a narrative, answers the question "what?"

Describes a noun

Writing that gives facts about a subject

A sort of figurative language that uses words to create a picture in the reader's mind

Repeated use of words or ideas to make a point

The introduction of the setting, characters, and conflict

A character's struggle or problem

Which element of informational text is shown?

A conversation between two or more characters

Something that is the opposite of what is expected

Events after the climax and before the ending

Writing that tells a story

In a biography, the impact that the subject has made on others

Who or what the verb happens to

A true story that a person write about their own life

The most intense part of a story; where the conflict comes to a head

In a biography, a list of events along a line that shows when the event happened

Who a biography is about

In a drama, the following is an example of:

Joins two phrases and/or clauses

Identify the figurative language used in the following sentence: Lexia is like a booster shot; unpleasant, but helpful

Methods used to get people to think or act a certain way

In a narrative, answers the questions "how?" and "why?"

Identify the figurative language used in the following sentence: Lexia is a booster shot; unpleasant, but helpful

Takes the place of a noun

A true story of a person's life written by another person

In a drama, the following is an example of:

What an informational text is mostly about

Words spoken by an actor; the basic building blocks of a drama

In an informational text, facts, reasons, and other details that explain a main idea

In a biography, the major events and dates in the subject's life

Tells how a narrative ends, and why it ends that way

Who a narrative is about

Which element of informational text is shown?

A major section in a play; like a chapter in a book

A section of an act in a play

The events that occur in a narrative; there is a problem or goal

Which element of informational text is shown?

A, an, the; only come before nouns

An action or state of being

A comparison of unlike things NOT using like or as

A character's struggle with an outside force