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The writer's attitude toward the subject they're writing about

What type of conflict? Suzy is sooo nervous about asking out David to the dance.

Which type of conflict is this? Another classmate is spreading rumors about you.

The narrator is NOT in the story and knows EVERYONE'S thoughts and feelings

When an author interrupts the present moment to tell what happened in the past

Struggle between opposing forces

Time and place of a story

The use of words to imitate sounds (bang, pow, pop...)

Words with repeated beginning sounds (ex: sally sells seashells)

Adjectives? An old and overweight dog sat under the bright sun.

A story that takes place in the future and has scientific advances in technology

The overall atmosphere of a literary work (how the reader feels)

A person, object or action that represents something else

A conversation between characters

The narrator is in the story and uses words like I, ME, MINE, WE, US

The narrator is NOT in the story and only knows ONE person's thoughts and feelings

Type of figurative language in which a nonhuman subject is given human characteristics

The comparison of two things WITHOUT using "like" or "as"

Fictional characters with events in a historical setting

The message or moral in a story

Genre with informational facts

Synonym for close reading:

What is another word for PERSUADE?

Identify the verb(s): I ran like the wind today.

The sequence of events in a literary work

A category or type of literature (fiction, fantasy, non-fiction, etc)

The comparison of two things using "like" or "as"

In favor of or against one thing unfairly

Identify the adjective: No one wanted to live by the smelly landfill.

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Story with magic and things that wouldn't exist in today's world.

Identify the verb: I ate a taco yesterday.

A person or an animal who takes part in the action of a story

The turning point or high point in a story

Main idea of a passage

A speaker or character who tells a story

Identify the nouns: Mrs. Bamer is our school secretary.

When the author gives clues and hints as to what might happen later in the story

Extended response questions should: