Language Arts/Graphic Novel Vocabulary

what is a panel?

• a. window sill
• b. exterior of window
• c. a visual boundary that gives a story
• a visual boundary that tells a piece of the story

What is a gutter?

• a. the space between the panels. As the reader moves from one panel to another, and they will know what is going to happen
• b. a graphic design that goes from left to right
• c. no ones knows for sure what is in the story.
• d. panels are what is on the walls of a building up of a story.

Theme panel is.....

• a musical to dance to
• panels that encompasses images or words that gives something bigger than themselves.
• one who gives everything away in the story
• a street clown that puts up panels to give a great show for the audience.

What is a "Theme Panel"?

• a. a story where the theme is the most important.
• b. where people go to, besides a theatre to watch a play.
• c. develop the main idea and messages of the graphic novel.
• develop the ending of a graphic novel to continue to sequel.

Action to Action Gutter

• There is no set time in what the story will be.
• Readers see only one part of the story and move forward to the next panel.
• Readers see a single subject going through specific transitions.
• transitions that are hard to follow with the complicated panels.

Word Balloon is a

• type of marker you use to write on birthday wishes for balloons.
• Enclosed texts that divides artwork from printed text
• What you see written in balloons in graphic novels that may not be true.
• there is no set time that is enclosed in word balloons because thought processes are only spoken.

Tags

CCSS.RL.1.10

CCSS.RL.K.5

A balloon-less balloon

• a balloon that is not blown up yet for entertainment at a party.
• an air balloon shown with written words to fly off into the sunset.
• words or images seen without visual boundaries to create a certain effect.
• special effects that are seen only in specific balloons in the gutter.

A combination story panel is a.....

• a developing story by suggesting what is to come in the future.
• A conversation that makes no sense in the panels and illustrations.
• panel by panel of what will come into the last sequel.
• use two or more types of panels to create a storybook effect

Scene to scene gutter is a....

• moving images that makes the plot more interesting
• scene to scene images that are confusing.
• move readers across time or space, requiring readers to use deductive reasoning
• move readers away from the original story by giving the audience a unexpected ending.

A sound effect balloon is......

• Use text-onomatopoeia  or images  to convey  sound in the story.
• using noises that give the reader a great laugh at the end of the story
• use text and ultrasound lights to create a visual effect for the reader.
• using visual effects to give the illusion of suspense to the ending of the story.

Tags

CCSS.RL.1.10

CCSS.RL.K.5