Creates an illustration to clarify information, communicate an important idea, and/or to add interest to the discussion.

A symbolic representation or metaphor

Substitute for a harsh or blunt word. A nice way of saying things

The time and place in any story.

Pronunciation of words. Saying words clearly

Appropriate pacing (fast or slow)

Pausing at appropriate points and adding emphasis to some words

Appropriate pacing (fast and slow)

Pronunciation of words. Saying words clearly

Appropriate pacing (fast and slow)

Pronunciation of words. Saying words clearly.

Pausing at appropriate points and adding emphasis to some words.

Appropriate pacing (fast and slow)

The subject receives the action.

The subject is doing the action

The subject receives the action

a genre of literature that is intended to be performed before an audience. A drama is driven by characters' words and actions. The setting of a drama can be established through props and costumes.

A list of the characters that appear in a play, usually presented at the beginning

Directions to the actors about how to act out each part of the play, usually presented in italic type

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

A list of the characters that appear in a play, usually presented at the beginning

Directions to the actors about how to act out each part of the play, usually presented in italic type

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

Directions to the actors about how to act out each part of the play, usually presented in italic type

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

Smaller sections of a play that happen within an act

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

Directions to the actors about how to act out each part of the play, usually presented in italic type

Smaller sections of a play that happen within an act

Directions to the actors about how to act out each part of the play, usually presented in italic type

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

Smaller sections of a play that happen within an act

Directions to the actors about how to act out each part of the play, usually presented in italic type

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

indicates a brief pause in a sentence

indicates thought or speech that trails off or pauses

indicates a sudden break or interruption in thought or speech

a mark at the end of a question

indicates thought or speech that trails off or pauses

indicates a brief pause in a sentence

indicates a sudden break or interruption in thought or speech

indicates a brief pause in a sentence

indicates thought or speech that trails off or pauses

Placing normally unassociated ideas, words, and phrases next to one another for effect.

Placing two things in a circular pattern for comparison or contrast.

Arranging two things diagonally for comparison or contrast.

Placing two things on top of each other for comparison or contrast.

is a character assumed by the author in a written work or by an actor in a performance.

Placing normally unassociated ideas, words, and phrases next to one another for effect.

Placing two things on top of each other for comparison or contrast.

Placing two things in a circular pattern for comparison or contrast.

is a form of humor that focuses on a situation or series of events. (physicality, slapstick, and crude jokes)

is a form of humor that focuses on intellectual wit and sophisticated humor.

is a form of humor that emphasizes emotional depth and complex character development.

is a form of humor that relies on intricate wordplay and subtle humor.

is a form of comedy that is sophisticated, intellectual, and often involves witty dialogue, satire, and clever wordplay.

is a form of comedy that is dark, morbid, and focuses on tragic events.

is a form of comedy that is lowbrow, slapstick, and relies on physical humor.

is a form of comedy that is NOT sophisticated, intellectual, and often involves witty dialogue, satire, and clever wordplay.

is a brief, entertaining account of an incident or event.

is a form of comedy that is sophisticated, intellectual, and often involves witty dialogue, satire, and clever wordplay.

is a form of humor that focuses on a situation or series of events. (physicality, slapstick, and crude jokes)

is a form of humor that relies on intricate wordplay and subtle humor.

is a writer's (or speaker's) distinctive use of language to express ideas as well as his or her persona.

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

Smaller sections of a play that happen within an act

is a literary genre that uses humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to criticize people, society, or politics.

is the strong disapproval or mocking of an attitude or topic.

A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements

Seriousness in one's manner or appearance

Admiration for someone or something

To publicly declare something to be wrong

To privately accept as right or true

To secretly admire or approve of

To exaggerate or imitate certain characteristics to create a comic or distorted idea of a person.

An accurate representation of someone or something.

A literary device that plays on readers' expectations by portraying events in a way that is actually different from reality.

The words that the characters speak to each other, which move along the action of the play

A list of the characters that appear in a play, usually presented at the beginning

Comparing things using like or as

is a figure of speech in which a speaker says the opposite of what they mean. Sounds like sarcasm.

is a form of nonverbal communication

is a type of written communication

A character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character.

is a figure of speech in which a speaker says the opposite of what they mean. Sounds like sarcasm.

is a form of nonverbal communication

A literary device that plays on readers' expectations by portraying events in a way that is actually different from reality.

when the outcome of a situation is contrary or different from what is expected.

A literary device that plays on readers' expectations by portraying events in a way that is actually different from reality.

is a figure of speech in which a speaker says the opposite of what they mean. Sounds like sarcasm.

A character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character.

is a particular form of a language that is peculiar to a specific region or social group.

is a type of musical instrument

is a figure of speech that involves exaggeration for emphasis or effect.

is a long speech by one person.

words with the same sounds at the beginning that are close to each other.

is a figure of speech that involves exaggeration for emphasis or effect.

is a long speech by one person.

A character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character.

is a clever and amusing use of a word or phrase with two meanings

is a figure of speech that involves exaggeration for emphasis or effect.

is a particular form of a language that is peculiar to a specific region or social group.

when the outcome of a situation is contrary or different from what is expected.

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Builds bridges (connections) between the events of the text and other people, places, or events in school, the community, or your own life.

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CCSS.W.7.2D

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CCSS.W.7.2D

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