E3/4 Mod1 Vocab review

E3/4 Mod1 Vocab review

​Alliteration: When the beginning sound repeats throughout a sentence.

​Examples:

​Larry's leaping lizards letdown their locks of lushes hair.

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​Sally sold sea shells down by the sea shore.

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​Popcorn pops pleasantly in the pink popper.

​First person point of view: the narrator is a character in the story.

​key words: I, me, we, us

​Example:

​I rode my bike with my friends to the park. We played soccer and I scored two goals! I had a good day.

Multiple Choice

Pick the alliteration

• Lilly loves pretty flowers outside.

• Lilly looks at lovely Lillies in the little garden.

• Lilly goes outside to look at the Lillies.

• Lilly goes to the garden to look at some Lillies.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that uses 1st person.

• They went to the park with their friends.

• She went to the park with her friends.

• I went to the park with my friends.

Multiple Choice

Pick the alliteration.

• I really really really really like cookies.

• Be really cool bestie.

• Frank feels like he fell from from the tree.

• Lilly lives far away from her aunt Lucy.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence with a first person point of view.

• We had a lot of fun at the skate park with our friends.

• They had party at their house.

• I am having a pool party!

• He is going skating with his friends.

​Imagery: Using words related to our senses. Touch, taste, sight, hearing, and smell.

​Imagery helps us really visualize what characters can look like, what characters are feeling, and make what we read more relatable.

​Metaphor: Comparing two like things without using like or as.

​How can a metaphor help our writing and story telling?

Multiple Choice

What is this?

The sun hurt my eyes as I stepped out of the cold dark house.

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Repitiion

• Imagery

Multiple Choice

What is this?

My dogs course light brown fur felt wirey to the touch.

• Alliteration

• Metaphor

• Imagery

• Repetition

Multiple Choice

What is this?

It's raining cats and dogs! 

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Imagery 

• Repetition

​Mood: the feeling the readers has in response to a piece.

​2nd person point of view: the narrator directly addresses the reader.

​Key words: you, your

​3rd person point of view: the narrator is outside of the story.

​Key words: they, them

Multiple Choice

Which is 3rd person?

• I went to the park.

• We went to the park.

• You went to the park.

• They went to the park.

Multiple Choice

Which is 2nd person?

• I went to the park.

• You went to the park.

• We went to the park.

• They went to the park.

Multiple Choice

Mood helps the readers _ what characters are feeling.

• Feel

• Say

• Smell

• Taste

Multiple Choice

Symbolism is...

• Using something to represent something else

• drawing a picture

• telling a story

• using something to draw with

Multiple Choice

What clip did we watch for repetition yesterday?

• Gingy from Shrek

• Avatar

• The muffin man from a book