What does it mean to contribute?

To work together with others to achieve a goal

To create a new version of something

What does it mean to convince?

To persuade someone to believe or do something

To summarize an event in the story

What does evaluate mean?

To form an opinion about something based on information

To make something seem more important than it is

To change the order of events in a story

Information or facts that support a claim or argument

A prediction about future events

What is exposition in a story?

The introduction to the story, including the setting and characters

The part where the problem is resolved

The final scene or event in the plot

What is falling action?

The events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution

The introduction of characters and setting

The problem or conflict of the story

The most exciting part of the story

What is figurative language?

Language that uses comparisons or exaggerations to create a certain effect

The literal meaning of words used in a story

The physical setting of the story

The dialogue between characters

A technique where the narrative jumps back in time to reveal past events

A scene in a story that takes place in the future

What does it mean to foreshadow?

To hint at events that will happen later in the story

To explain a character’s thoughts in detail

To describe the conflict in the story

To change the plot in an unexpected way

B) A phrase that has a meaning different from the literal meaning of the words

A) A comparison between two unlike things

C) A scene from the past in a story

D) A figure of speech used to describe a character

What does it mean to inform?

To explain something or provide information

To persuade someone to act in a certain way

To entertain the reader with a story

A place where books are kept and can be borrowed or read

A place where people gather for events

A building where plays are performed

What is literal description?

A description of something using the actual meaning of words

A description that uses exaggeration for effect

A description of a character’s feelings

A comparison between two unlike things

What is a literary device?

A) A tool used by authors to create meaning or effect in a story

B) The time and place where the story occurs

C) A part of the plot that is not important

What is a literary element?

B) The key aspects or components that make up a story, like plot, character, and setting

A) A part of the story that is not important

B) A comparison between two things without using “like” or “as”

A) A comparison between two things using “like” or “as”

C) A way of exaggerating an idea for emphasis

D) A way of creating suspense in the story

What does it mean to persuade?

To convince someone to believe or do something

To provide evidence for a claim

To summarize a character’s thoughts

What is onomatopoeia?

B) Words that imitate the sounds they represent

A) A figure of speech that involves exaggeration

C) The use of a word in its most literal meaning

D) A comparison between two unlike things

What does persuasive mean?

Intended to convince or influence someone’s thoughts or actions

Designed to entertain the reader

A way of describing the setting in detail

A way of making a claim without evidence

What does it mean to resolve something in a story?

To find a solution to the main conflict of the story

To introduce the main character

What is a secondary source?

A source that provides information based on primary sources

A source that directly observes or experiences an event

A source that provides entertainment

A comparison between two things using “like” or “as”

A comparison between two things without using “like” or “as”

A way of creating suspense in a story

What is a stereotype?

An exaggerated belief or assumption about a group of people

A way of describing a character’s background

What is a superlative?

A) A form of comparison used to describe the highest or best of something

B) A way of describing a character’s thoughts

C) A method of explaining a word’s meaning

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