Tuesday PM3 Review ELA Grade 10

Narrative point of view where an outside narrator tells the story from only one character’s perspective

When a word or expression is explicit or direct in meaning; what the word directly means

A rhetorical appeal that means character and appeals to authority or credability

Which text structure is one where the text shows a problem and then presents a solution to the problem?

A big exaggeration to emphasize something (I’m starving!)

Character against the protagonist

A rhetorical appeal that means reason and uses logical thought, fact, or rationality

Where and when the story takes place

Problem in character’s mind

The beginning of the story when setting, characters, and conflict are introduced

Words that sound the way they are spelled (buzz, clang, pop, swoosh

Unexpected, paradoxical, or perverse turn of events

Narrative point of view where the narrator is a character and tells the story using “I”

A bird in a poem being used to describe being free is an example of a _________

"Whisper words of wisdom, let it be" is an example of _________

Action goes back to an earlier time

When consonant sounds are repeated at the beginnings of words

Turning point of the story, usually near the ending where most suspenseful event occurs

A conversation between characters

An expression that has a meaning different than its literal words (I’m on top of the world!

Character stays pretty much the same throughout the course of a story

A rhetorical appeal that means suffering and evokes an emotional response

Irony in which the literal meaning of what someone says is different from (& often opposite) to what they actually mean

Literary p.o.v. that shows when the characters disagree on a topic or issue

Narrative point of view where an outside narrator provides the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters

The main character or hero

Human characteristics are given to non-human things (Leaves danced.)

How the text makes the reader feel

A comparison using like or as(The moon shone like a giant flashlight.)

The feeling a word gives the reader (could be positive, negative, or neutral); what the word imples or suggest

What connotation can the word HUMOROUS give the reader

Ending where the conflict is resolved

Which text structure is one where the text describes a process with specific directions?

Literary device or event in which how things seem to be is in fact very different from how they actually are

Words or phrases are repeated to emphasize an idea

What connotation can the word INEXPENSIVE give the reader

The feelings or attitude of the author coming through in the text

The series of events in a story

What connotation can the word AMBITIOUS give the reader

The way the text is narrated

Author gives hints or clues about events that may occur later

A comparison that doesn’t use like or as (I was a hungry bear after the game.)

The message about life from the author