State

Question 1

Who, what, where at beginning of story

Answer 1

Exspsition

Question 2

When “normal” life changes and/or conflict is introduced

Answer 2

Initiating event

Question 3

A problem in a story.
4 Types- character vs.
-character (fight)
-self (conscience)
-society (outcast)
-nature (flu or rain)

Answer 3

Confict

Question 4

When the problem gets worse

Answer 4

Rising action

Question 5

When a problem reaches a turning-point and we get the answer we’ve been asking.

Answer 5

Climax

Question 6

When/how characters deal with conflict’s answer

Answer 6

Falling action

Question 7

New “normal” after conflict has resolved

Answer 7

Resolution

Question 8

When 2 stories happen at the same time

Answer 8

Parallel Episodes/Subplots

Question 9

Who tells the story

Answer 9

Point of View

Question 10

Where story takes place

Answer 10

Setting

Question 11

How authors make characters seem believable

Answer 11

Characterization

Question 12

Point of view, conflict, traits, motivation, relationships

Answer 12

5 Character Ingredients

Question 13

Guess what will happen next

Answer 13

Making prodictions

Question 14

Lesson READER learns

Answer 14

Theam

Question 15

Shorter version of story in own words

Answer 15

Sumery

Question 16

Image you get in your head when you read

Answer 16

Imagenary

Question 17

Not literal. Expressions that mean something different than what is actually said

Answer 17

Figurative Language

Question 18

Comparison using “like” or “as”

Answer 18

Simeli

Question 19

Comparison NOT using “like” or “as

Answer 19

Its a medphore😱😰😰

Question 20

Words for sounds (“Boom”)

Answer 20

Onomonopia

Question 21

Extreme exaggerations ex: ton of homework

Answer 21

Hyperbole

Question 22

Figure of speech (“raining cats and dogs”)

Answer 22

Idiom

Question 23

Giving non-living things human-like characteristics

Answer 23

Personification

Question 24

Same sound at start of words

Answer 24

Alliteration

Question 25

Situational comparison

Answer 25

Analogy

Question 26

Using descriptive language to paint realistic story for readers

Answer 26

Descriptive Structure

Question 27

What an article is about- BROAD category

Answer 27

Topic

Question 28

What the author tries to prove to the reader

Answer 28

Claim

Question 29

Facts/opinions authors use to prove their claims

Answer 29

Evidence

Question 30

What YOU (the reader) thinks about a topic after reading

Answer 30

Conclusion

Question 31

Reading “between the lines

Answer 31

Inference

Question 32

Claim+Evidence=______________

Answer 32

Summury

Question 33

Something you can prove versus something that cannot be proven

Answer 33

Fact and oppinon

Question 34

How the author’s opinion affects his/her opinion

Answer 34

Author’s Bias/Viewpoint

Question 35

How the author uses words to communicate

Answer 35

Authors style

Question 36

Tricks authors use to manipulate the reader

Answer 36

Propogamda

Question 37

“Everyone is doing it, you should, too

Answer 37

Bandwagon

Question 38

First-hand testimonies (sometimes famous person

Answer 38

Testemoinals

Question 39

WHY the author is writing

Answer 39

Authors purpose

Question 40

Using words around an unknown word to determine its meaning

Answer 40

Comtext clues

Question 41

Prefixes, suffixes, and root words

Answer 41

Morphemes

Question 42

Text is written to show how one thing leads to another

Answer 42

Cause and Effect Structure

Question 43

Text is written to show how things are similar and different

Answer 43

Compare and Contrast Structure

Question 44

Items used to navigate a text to find information

Answer 44

Text features

Question 45

Beginning of book. Shows pages on which info can be found

Answer 45

Tabel of conenets

Question 46

Boxes along the side of a text to give more information

Answer 46

Side bar

Question 47

Alphabetical list of topics with page numbers

Answer 47

Index

Question 48

The deffention to words at the back of a book

Answer 48

Glossery

Question 49

Name given to piece of writing

Answer 49

Title

Question 50

Text is written to show steps required to complete a task

Answer 50

Sequence Structure

Question 51

Storyline- has 6 parts

Answer 51

Plot