13 & a Half/On Turning 10 paired text Review

1. Alliteration is _____________________ .

• when 2 or more words begin with the SAME LETTER or SOUND; ex. Fred's frozen French fries
• a struggle between opposing forces; a problem
• a conversation between characters
• using words in a way to add emphasis through description; OPPOSITE of literal

2. Figurative language is _____________________ .

• when 2 or more words begin with the SAME LETTER or SOUND; ex. Fred's frozen French fries
• a struggle between opposing forces; a problem
• a conversation between characters
• using words in a way to add emphasis through description; OPPOSITE of literal

3. Dialogue is _________________ .

• when 2 or more words begin with the SAME LETTER or SOUND; ex. Fred's frozen French fries
• a struggle between opposing forces; a problem
• a conversation between characters
• using words in a way to add emphasis through description; OPPOSITE of literal

4. Conflict is _________________ .

• when 2 or more words begin with the SAME LETTER or SOUND; ex. Fred's frozen French fries
• a struggle between opposing forces; a problem
• a conversation between characters
• using words in a way to add emphasis through description; OPPOSITE of literal

5. A dynamic character is ________________

• one who does NOT experience a significant (important) change during the story
• one who DOES experience a significant (important) change throughout the course of the story

6. A static character is ________________

• one who does NOT experience a significant (important) change during the story
• one who DOES experience a significant (important) change throughout the course of the story

7. A major character is an important character who experiences some sort of conflict throughout the story.

• True
• False

8. A minor character plays a large part in the story.

• True
• False

9. Mood is ________________________ .

• the feeling a reader gets from a piece of work (reading passage)
• the author's attitude toward the subject matter or the audience expressed through the author's WORDS

10. Tone is ________________________ .

• the feeling a reader gets from a piece of work (reading passage)
• the author's attitude toward the subject matter or the audience expressed through the author's WORDS