an attitude a writer takes toward the audience, subject or character

a broad statement about a topic or person

the meaning of a word

to form an opinion, a judgment; the end or to bring to an end

make (an idea, situation, or problem) clear to someone by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts or ideas.

a word added BEFORE a root word

a word part added AFTER a root word

having more than one definition

words that have opposite meanings

the emotional meaning of a word

the literal or dictionary meaning of a word

to communication your message, idea or thought

using as few words as possible to communicate a message or idea

The main reason WHY someone wrote a text.

Repeating the beginning consonant sound in a series of word. (Robert wore a ruby red robe.)

The feeling the reader gets from the author's words.

The author's attitude toward a subject.

The author's main point or opinion.

A group of lines in a poem.

What happens in the story; the action,

A type or category of writing, such as novel, comedy, short story, science fiction, etc.

What the text is mostly about.

The main struggle or problem the characters face.

Words that paint a picture in readers' mind.

Details from the text that support the main idea or answer a question.

A life lesson we can learn from reading a story or a poem.

A reference to a well-known person, event, place, book, movie, speech, or document.

Details from the text that support the main idea or answer a question.