Literary Text Features

Which is an element of prose/story?

• rhyme

• scene

• point of view

• character list

Elements of ____________ include: Rhyme, Mood, Verse, Meter, Stanza, Line, Theme, and Repetition

• drama/theatre

• prose/story

• poetry

What element is shown in this example?

“Why do you have your face in the water? Frogs don't drink with their mouths!”

• theme

• stage directions

• plot

• dialogue

Which is an element of poetry?

• verse

• chapters

• point of view

• characters

Elements of ___________________include- Character List, Stage Directions, Plot, Dialogue, Setting, Theme, and Description.

• drama/theatre

• prose/story

• poetry

Elements of ____________ include: Chapters, Theme, Characters, Plot, Dialogue, Point of View, Setting, and Mood.

• drama/theatre

• prose/story

• poetry

What element is shown in this example?

• theme

• dialogue

• description

• repetition

Which text feature tells the names of the chapters and on which page each chapter can be found, and is found at the beginning of a text?

• title page

• table

• table of contents

• index

A glossary is....

• A text feature in the middle of the book that gives you information

• A text feature in the back of the book that includes definitions

• A text feature in the front of the book that tells you where to find content

• A text feature in the back of the book that tells you where to find information on a particular topic

What is the purpose of the table of contents?

• To give the reader a visual to go along with the information provided in the text.

• To show the reader where to find specific chapters and/or sections of the text.

• To provide definitions of key words that can be found throughout the text.

• To give the reader more information about a picture shown in the text.