What three things should go in a letter?

A heading, A greeting, Information

Imaginative stories with characters that are not real

What are sensory details?

Word or phrase that appeals to the 5 senses

What are Graphhic novels?

Longer fictional stories in comic strip format

The underlying meaning of a story or writing

What is a magazine article?

Gives information on a topic related to publication issue

Overall problem to be solved in a story

What is an introduction in an essay or writing?

presents the main topic and attacts your readers on the subject

story where the characters are acted out for an audience

What is the resolution?

How the story and conflict is solved

What else can you tell me about biographies?

Presents events in sequential matter, Uses 3rd person pronouns, May use literary language to express a person's life

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1
What is the conversations between characters called in a play?
dialogue
freetalk
interaction
talking
2
What three things should go in a letter?
A heading
A greeting
An attachment
Information
3
What are fantasies?
A dream
Imaginative stories with characters that are not real
Imagine stories that are real
Real stories based on real events and characters
4
What are sensory details?
Details that you can sense
Details of a guy name Sen Sory
Phrase that appeals to someones thoughts
Word or phrase that appeals to the 5 senses
5
Persuasuasive texts try to _________ readers of an author's opinion about a topic.
deter
help
inform
convince
6
Fantasies may never defy time or logic
True
False
7
What are Graphhic novels?
Stories told in pictures
fantasies written in a book
Longer fictional stories in comic strip format
Longer real stories in comic strip format
8
Why is the weather important in a story?
It can alter the atmosphere in a story
It can represent moods in a story
It can serve as a plot device.
All of these
9
If the rain is slackening it is?
Crashing Down
Dividing into two segments
Slowing down
Speeding up
10
What is a theme?
That one thing you put on your phone screen
The underlying meaning of a story or writing
Songs at the beginning of a show
The plot of a story
11
What is a magazine article?
Gives information on a topic related to publication issue
Article based on characters in real life
Information on topic presented live
That on thing military guys put in weapons
12
What is a conflict
The events that take place
The weather within a story
Overall problem to be solved in a story
The end of a story.
13
What is an introduction in an essay or writing?
Many sentences that describe something
Formulates a battle plan to attract readers to read your work
When you say hello
presents the main topic and attacts your readers on the subject
14
A biography tells the story of a real person's life written someone else
False
True
15
Realistic fiction tells a story about characters and events that would could happen in real life.
True
False
16
What is the setting in a story?
Where you change your brightnness.
Where the place takes story.
Where the story takes place.
Section where the theme is found.
17
What are informational texts?
They present the use of dialogue to show events.
They contain elements of fantasy
contains facts about a topic
Short story on texts
18
Persuassive texts use facts and examples to further evidence their claims
True
False
19
What is a play?
A videogame console
story where the characters are acted out for an audience
When you start enjoying time with a friend
People get into specific roles within a show
20
What is the resolution?
The way the story is told
How the story and conflict is solved
How the story begins
The characters are introduced
21
Magazine authors may organize ideas by stating a problem and explaining solutions
True
False
22
Realistic fiction is set in a place that seems real
True
False
23
What else can you tell me about biographies?
Presents events in sequential matter
Creates a mental picture using overexagerated scenes
Uses 3rd person pronouns
May use literary language to express a person's life

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