ELA Test Prep

Wanting what someone else has is called...

Person who is telling the story. In a memoir, is the author.

What is a comparison between two things like uses the word "like" or "as"?

The final sentence in your introduction is referred to as your....

Is a reasoned logical way of demonstrating the validity of a position, belief or conclusion.

What is it called when you place words along the side of your passage to help when you go back?

The repeated phrase or sentence, sometimes is called a...

The extent of damage or harm to something.

Writers showing what a character thinks, says, and does during a story.

These are the words or phrases in a text that help you figure out an unfamiliar word.

Involves saying the opposite of what you really mean.

When an idea strongly affects you that you can only focus on that idea.

P-P-L stands for?

Which of the following is NOT a purpose for which authors write?

The reason an author writes a story.

Someone's personal opinion or attitude about something.

The Taj Mahal is located in...

What is the lens that the reader sees the events of the story through?

This is the Graphic Organizer that you use when you want to find similarities and differences.

Tells how two things are similar.

Is the inner struggle or problem that a character faces.

To break down the question means to ...

The turning point of the story, where the main character actions change the direction of story.

Words printed above or below an image to explain what the picture is.

A short story based on personal experiences.

Clear enough to allow light to pass through.

Is a conflict between what might be expected and what actually happens.

Is the outcome or solution to the problem and bring the story to an end.

Is the language that departs from literal meaning of words for effect to make a point.

Is a short phrase used as a title for a small part within a longer piece of writing.

Is a series of events in a narrative that gradually build up toward the climax of the story.

Is a word that describes a noun.