Duplicate of Language Arts Review

The theme of the story

Links a noun to another word (tells location) (on, around, to, after)

The author's attitude toward the subject

Identifying the main idea and details of a text in your own words

noting the differences of two things in a comparison

What Figurative Language compares two things directly without like or as

An educated guess

What means, the intentions of the author to the reader? (inform, persuade, entertain)

A figure of speech that exaggerates.

Describes a verb

A conversation between two or more people

What reading word describes actions that make something happen?

An exciting word inserted into a sentence 

grammar word that connects a phrase or clause (F.A.N.B.O.Y.S)

What grammar word means "to take the place of a noun"?  (It's, Her, She, He)

Part of speech that describes a noun

To make a guess based on what you know and what you read

Break a leg, Bob! 

When the author describes the way a character looks, feels, acts. 

Part of speech that is a person, place, thing or idea

The exciting part of the story

The author's attitude toward the audience/reader 

The hero of the story

What word provides reasons that backs up a statement or claim?

The setting...

She Sells Seashells by the Seashore