LEAP REVIEW

the narrator of a poem

What is author's purpose?

What is the LEAP strategy you need to use to take notes while reading passages?

What strategy do you use to determine what a vocabulary word means?

A summary that only consists of the facts of the story

a phrase that describes something by comparing it to some other thing using the words "like" or "as"

the repetition of consonant sounds in the beginning of words in a sentence or phrase or line of poetry

visually descriptive language, especially in a literary work

Which two types of writing uses the HIT-ToSEEC-structure?

an indirect reference to a person, place, idea, or older text with historical, cultural, and literary importance

Which type of writing task includes the writing structure Beginning, Middle, and End?

how the writing is set up or formed

a warning or future indication of future event

What is another word for point of view?

the problem in the story

characteristics of an author's writing: word choice, sentence construction, voice, and level of formality

language that connects to the five senses to create an image or description

What is the main idea of a text?

the pattern of rhyming in a poem (ABAB)

the events in a story

a literary device that repeats the same words or phrases to emphasize an idea

to bring together for a purpose of side by side comparison or contrast

a section of a poem made up of a group of related lines

the act of contributing human characteristics to a non-human thing

What is the "message" of a literary work? "What does the author want me to get from this?"

What strategy comes right before highlighting the title?

where and when the story takes place

For Session 1, if you have a Literary Analysis Task or a Narrative Writing Task, what should you do first?

a phrase that describes something by comparing to some other thing that does not use "like" or "as"

When taking Session 1, Literary Analysis Task with Reading Passages, I always do the writing first.

Words that used to mean something other than their literal meaning

the final part of a story where the main conflict or problem is resolved, and loose ends are tied up, leading to closure

the attitude of a writer toward a subject or audience and is conveyed through choice of words or viewpoint

a person in a novel, play, or movie

The ways individual characters are represented by the narrator of a text including description, personalities, dialogue