A Tammy Johnson Original

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Figurative Language
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Grammar
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Literary Terms
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Writing
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Comprehension Strategies
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Genre
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The following phrase, "Alright, the sky misses
the sun at night is an example of ...
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What is Personification?
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The term that means a comparison between two or
more things that doesn't use the words like or
as.
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What is metaphor?
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The term that means, something that stands for
something else (often something more abstract).
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What is symbolism?
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Five friendly females finding sales at retail
is an example of this term.
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What is alliteration?
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I saw a million rappers in an afternoon in June
is an example of this term.
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What is hyperbole?
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The type of sentence that makes a statement of
fact.
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What is declarative?
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The type of sentence that ends with a question
mark.
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What is interrogative?
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We had to go inside when it started raining is
an example of this kind of sentence.
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What is complex sentence?
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He finally read the book , or so I thought is
an example of this sentence type.
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What is compound sentence?
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The term used to identify two independent clauses
which are joined together with no connecting word
or punctuation to separate the clauses.
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What is run-on sentence?
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Conclusion to a story
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What is resolution?
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Feeling created.
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What is mood?
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The reason an author writes something to
describe, entertain, explain or inform, and to
persuade.
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What is authors purpose?
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NOT the description of the character, rather how
the character is developed and shown to the
audience through words, actions, reactions, and
how others react to him.
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What is characterization?
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The emotional atmosphere or general feeling a
story sets.
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What is tone?
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In this writing, a writer takes a position FOR or
AGAINST an issue and writes to convince the
reader to believe or do something.
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What is persuasive writing?
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This type of writing appeals to the five senses.
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What is descriptive writing?
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Writing that tells a story.
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What is narrative writing?
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Writing that tells what happened when . . . 
Write a report on . . .  Explain how to . . . 
Describe how to  . . .  Explain how to . . .
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What is expository writing?
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Writing that is meant to inform the reader.
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What is expository writing?
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To tell the most important facts from a passage.
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What is summarizing?
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The term that tells why something happens.
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What is cause?
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Through whose eyes we experience the story.
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What is point of view?
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Daily Double!!
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This is the most important idea in a passage.
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What is main idea?
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The words and phrases around an unknown word that
provide clues to that words meaning.
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What is context clues?
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Stories told in rhymes or verses.
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What is poetry?
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A story creatively constructed and acted out on
stage.
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What is drama?
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The story of a person's life according to another
person who writes it.
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What is biography?
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May be based on actual events or people or may be
based entirely on the authors imagination.
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What is fiction?
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Books that are based on the known true facts and
nothing can be made up.
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What are nonfiction books?
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Double Jeopardy!!
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Figurative Language
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Grammar
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Literary Terms
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A comparison of two dissimilar objects using like
or as.
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What is simile?
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The repetition of all sounds, beginning with the
accented vowel, in two or more words.
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What is rhyme?
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Those words which arouse the senses of sight,
sound, smell, taste, or touch.
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What is imagery?
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A unified group of lines in poetry.
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What are stanzas?
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Imitation of a sound Bang, buzz, zap, pow
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What is onomatopoeia?
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This word usually precedes the noun or the
pronoun by describing, identifying, or
quantifying words.
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What is adjective?
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This word indicates manner, time, place, cause,
or degree and answers questions such as how,
when, where, and how much. Ends with ly.
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What is adverb?
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The type of clause that can stand alone as a
sentence.
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What is independent clause?
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The list of words is an example of this ...
"about," "above," "after," "at," "before,
"below," "beside," "despite," "during, except,
and for
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What is preposition?
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This is a word added to a sentence to convey
emotions. Examples, ouch, oh no, wow
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What is an interjection?
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Opposing forces in a story.
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What are conflicts?
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Story line what happens sequence of events.
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What is plot?
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Good guys.
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What are protagonist?
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An interesting character, with personality, does
something for the plot.
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What is Round/Dynamic character?
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The main idea of the story usually related to
the purpose. It is stated in one word.
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What is Theme?
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The prompt is an example of this type of writing
Your parent is considering a job in Seattle,
Washington and has asked for your help in making
this decision.
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What is persuasive writing?
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Write a story to tell about a family vacation.
The prompt is an example of this type of writing
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What is narrative writing?
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An essay which explains how something looks,
feels, tastes, smells, makes one feel, or sounds.
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What is descriptive essay?
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Write a paper telling about the best day you ever
spent with your family. Include at least three
reasons in your paper that explain what made it
the best day.
The prompt is an example of this type of writing
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What is expository writing?
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Write a letter to the editor of your local
newspaper stating your position on limited
homework and support your position with
convincing reasons.
The prompt is an example of this type of writing
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What is persuasive writing?
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A statement that can be checked or approved.
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What is fact?
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Using details in a passage with your background
knowledge to figure something that is not stated
directly in the passage.
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What is inference/drawing conclusions?
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Daily Double!!
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Finding how people, places, and events are alike.
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What is compare?
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A statement that cannot be checked or proved
because it tells what someone thinks or feels.
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What is opinion?
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What happens as a result of the cause.
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What is effect?
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Stories about a crime, or a strange event, or
some other puzzle that needs to be solved.
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What are mysteries?
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Fictional stories that take place in modern time,
right here and now.  The characters are involved
in events that could really happen.
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What is realistic fiction?
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Daily Double!!
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Fiction that contains elements that are NOT
realistic, such as talking animals and magical
powers.
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What is fantasy?
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A story which take place in a particular time
period in the past.  Often the basic setting is
real, but the characters are fictional.
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What is historical fiction?
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A story based on real or imagined ideas in
science.
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What is science fiction?
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Final Jeopardy!!
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Literary Term
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When the opposite of what you expect happens..
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What is irony?