Reading Vocabulary Review

What is a comparision of two objects using like or as called?

Which word has a greek root meaning "related to water"?

In a drama, are stage directions read aloud by the characters?

What is giving non-human objects or animals human characteristics called?

Which word contains the greek root meaning "to carry"?

Which word has the greek root meaning "written"?

What is the repetition of beginning consonants called?

Which word means "the division in a poem with a common pattern of rhyme and number of lines"?

What is the fight, battle, struggle or problem in a story called?

What is it called when you understand something that wasn't directly explained in the the text?

Which prefix means "not"?

What is a synonym for the word "passage"?

Which word contains the greek root meaning "measure"?

In a play, what are the items or objects that are on stage called?

Which word has the greek root meaning "self"?

What is the process of solving the conflict called in a story?

What is "writing that uses the sound & rhythm of words to suggest images and express feelings"?

Synonyms, antonyms, examples, and explanations are all types of -

What is it called when an author shows or suggests something before it actually happens?

Which word has the greek root meaning "to see or watch"?

In a drama, what will change with each scene?

In a drama, what is text called that are the words spoken aloud by the characters?

What are the words within the text that can help you figure out the meaning of an unknown word?

Which word means "the mood of the text expressed by feelings"?

Which of the following are common suffixes?

What is a comparison of two things called?