Final Review

This theme helps someone who is hurt or suffering.

This is located around a photograph and gives more information.

This is a type of fiction story passed down from generation to generation by oral tradition

This type of story is made-up but all of the events could really happen.

Which is NOT a primary source?

This theme shows loyalty or always being there for each other.

This type of figurative language does not mean for statements to be taken as they are written.

This type of figurative language exaggerates the expression.

This is our acronym for how we summarize a story.

This is the beat of a poem.

This type of figurative language uses the same beginning sound.

This is when a character struggles in their mind

This type of text structure shows how items are alike and different.

This is the struggle or problem in a story

These stories include futuristic elements, such as technology, outer space, robots, and aliens.

This is the author's central message

When a reader uses what he/she knows and text evidence, they are making a(n)......

This text feature indicates the chapter titles and page numbers at the beginning of the book

This type of figurative language gives human traits to things that are not human.

This text feature includes a definition for each bold word and is found at the back of the book

The point-of-view when someone else narrates the story but gives us details about everyone.

This is a book of maps.

These folktales contain talking animals and teach a moral or a lesson.

This type of writing contains paragraphs and is written in sentences.

This is a group of lines in a poem.

This is how a story ends.

This book lists synonyms and antonyms.

These folktales contain exaggeration and larger than life characters.

This is the author's purpose when he/she writes an advertisement.

This is how the author feels about his/her poem.

These folktales end happily ever after, have royal characters, and good vs. evil.

This type of figurative language uses "like/as" to compare two unlike things.

This includes dialogue, cast of characters, and stage directions. It is a play.

This is how a story develops through a sequence of events.

This type of reference source contains definitions, parts of speech, and a pronunciation guide.

This is what the story is mostly about

This tells actors in a play where to go on stage and what to do.

This is where and when the story takes place

This is when a story holds our suspense and takes a turning point

This is how a story is introduced containing the characters and the problem.

These folktales have everyday heroes thought to be real. They explain how something came to be.

When an author writes a book about himself

Which of these is NOT nonfiction?

These folktales teach about Greek gods and goddesses and explain forces of nature.

This type of text structure uses "if/then" statements to show a relationship between events.