NESA Vocabulary Quiz 3

Comparing something with words that are not meant to be literal.(poetry is a rainbow of words)

Traditional story about heroes or supernatural beings, often to explain natural events(weather)

A comparison using "like" or "as" (as white as a sheet).

Stories that take place in the future with imaginary science and technology developments.

A traditional story, legend, myth, fable  that has been retold generation to generation.

The design and size of the typing in text-including bold and italic. 

Magazines are....

Showing how things are different.

Words that make pictures in your imagination (metaphors, similes, personification).

A play written for performance

The order in which things happen.

What happens as a result.

The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of only one person.

Beat or pattern heard when reading poetry aloud.

Details that give sight, sound, and smells.

The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters.

Events in a story, usually with a problem/solution. 

Showing how things are alike.

A statement that can be checked to see whether it's true or false.

The use of language to create a particular effect- create memories/feelings for the reader. 

Stories that have magical events and often take place in imaginary worlds. 

A shortened version with the main points. 

A diagram or table that shows detailed information.

A poetic sound created by using several words that begin with the same consonant sound. 

Text tells whey things happen.

The major idea of an entire narrative piece.

Shows how someone thinks or feels and can't be proven true or false.