Language Arts Review

Analogies: Excrutiating:Painful::Baffling:

Analogy: Selfish:Compassion::Childish:

Author's Purpose: An article talking about how Rick Riordan is the best author in the world

What do we call the part of the plot line that has been circled?

Point of View: Little did Winnie know that The Stranger was eavesdropping.

Figurative Language: "Time creeps up on you."

Point of View: Harry was shocked. He hadn't noticed Ron sneaking up on him.

Organizational Pattern: An article about how airport rules and security changed after 9/11

Type of Conflict: Johnny vs. Bob

What would be the author's purpose of any poem?

What would be the author's purpose of a biography?

Setting of The Outsiders

Author's Purpose: An article detailing the history of the University of Nebraska

What would be the Author's Purpose of any novel?

Organizational Patterns: An article highlighting the negative affects of pollution

Type of Conflict: Winnie has to decide whether or not to be immortal

Figurative Language: That guy is like a robot, he never stops working.

Author's Purpose: An article highlighting baseball statistics and why the Royals are the best

Organizational Patterns: An article about the different places to visit in Nebraska

Figurative Language: "Go slow over the road"

Point of View: "You know, you're prettier than you think," I said.

Analogies: Heirloom:Inherited::Diploma:

Point of View: "If you're reading this, then you might be a demigod, too."

Point of View: "I wondered what Annabeth was thinking. She looked upset."

Organizational Pattern: An article suggesting that video games can be educational

Organizational Pattern: A How-To Guide for fishing

What do we call the part of the plot line that has been circled?

Figurative Language: "Everybody knows that the books are always better than the movies."

Figurative Language: "This test is a piece of cake!"

Type of Conflict: A lawyer is trying to win a case for his client