Unit 1 Study Guide ELA Flashcards

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1
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written in first person point of view

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Personal Narratives

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2
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the ________ describes a _________ that they experienced

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author, moment of time

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3
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A _______ is a type of narrative

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Memoir

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4
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A narrative can be written as ______ or _____

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prose or poems

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5
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______ are written in lines and stanzas

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Poems

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6
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______are written using sentences and paragraphs

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Prose

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7
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______ may include ________ and _______

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poems, sound devices, figurative language

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8
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Noise Words (crunch, Ring)

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onomatopoeia

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9
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Comparison of two things using the words like or as

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Simlie

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10
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comparison of two things saying that one is another

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Metaphor

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11
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giving human qualities to an object

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Personification

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12
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the suffix (or ending) ness = _______ of being

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quality

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13
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same meaning of a word

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Synonym

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14
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Opposite meaning of a word

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Antonym

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15
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Person, place, thing or idea

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common noun

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16
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_________ Noun = shows ownership to the noun; apostrophe’s

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Singular Possessive

17
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________Noun = shows ownership to more than one noun; often with an apostrophe after s

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Plural Possessive

18
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takes place of the noun (toms shoes were in HIS bag)

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Pronoun

19
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______ pronoun = a pronoun that has ownership (ours, yours, theirs)

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possessive

20
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______pronoun = pronouns that refers back to the person it names (himself, ourselves, myself, yourself)

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reflexive

21
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______pronoun = a word ending in -self or -selves that is used in combination with a noun or pronoun to place special emphasis on it. (I did it myself)

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Intensive

22
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describes a noun (it was a beautiful, fall day yesterday)

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Adjective

23
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tells when, where or how the action is taking place (the dog ran excitedly into the house)

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adverb