ELA PASS REVIEW

Struggle that takes place within a character

Discrepancy in what one says/ what one means or what occurs next/ what is expected to occur

A true or factual text

Reference to a historical, mythological, or literary person, place, thing, or event

The sequence of events in a story

An action word

Repeated part of a poem

A word that joins other words, phrases, or sentences

A word that describes a noun or pronoun

Historical tale handed down through generations

Language that creates sensory impression within the readers' minds

A moral or lesson taught in a story

A character that stays the same throughout a story

Words that are sounds, such as bang, zip, tap

Struggle or problem between forces outside a character (nature, another character, society)

A character that goes through a major change

Exaggeration, such as "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse."

A group of lines in a poem (similar to a paragraph in prose)

The repetition of initial sounds, such as "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers"

Disrupting the flow of a narrative by interjecting events that have occurred at an earlier time

Two opposite or contradictory words together for special effect, such as "Old News."

Hints or clues in a narrative to suggest future action

Author's use of an object, person, place, or event that stands for something larger than itself

Actual definition of a word

Point of view in which an outside narrator tells the story/reader knows all characters' thought

Story created in the author's mind; not true or factual

Point of view in which an outside narrator tells story/reader knows thoughts of one character

A brief story that usually has animal characters and contains a moral (lesson)

Saying something negative in a positive way ("Passed away" instead of "died")

Conversation in a story

A word that describes a verb, adjective, or adverb

A word that shows strong feeling

Point of view in which the main character is telling the story; uses "I" and "me"

A metaphor that is extended throughout the text

Words used in a special way different from their literal meaning (Raining cats and dogs)

Judgement either for or against a person, thing, or position; a prejudice

A complex, 3-dimensional character

Story with gods, goddesses, heroes and usually explain something in nature

A character that only has a single trait

The feeling associated with a word

Giving human characteristics to non-human things, such as "The sun smiled down on me."

The time and place of a story

Writer's or speaker's attutide about a subject