WorksheetsSBUA 2.2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
A change in a charcter or narrator's perspective or POV is called...
explicit evidence
a shift in perspective
a difference of opinion
implicit evidence
the speaker of the story or poem
author
narrator
main character
protagonist
type of poem that has 14 lines and a specific rhyme scheme
refrain
couplet
free verse
sonnet
Vocab: What does the word "shrapnel" refer to?
Ex: The lenses have been known to stop flying shrapnel from entering the eyes of our troops.
a type of homemade knife
debris from a storm
small pieces of metal that flies through the air when something explodes
particles of dust
(a) POV is narration that is personal and uses personal pronouns like “I”; the “I/We” perspective.
(a) POV is the “you” perspective.
The (a) POV belongs to the people/persons being talked about; the “he/she/they” perspective.
Vocab: what is the meaning of the word "directive"?
Ex: My only directive to our group was a strong suggestion we act unanimously.
an official or authoritative instruction
asking for directions
____ is self-reflection, serious thought about yourself and your actions.
advice
therapy
Personal reflection
meditation
A position on a topic that is shared by others can be referred to as a _____.
common standpoint
coincidence
Theme can be defined as .........
main point of the story
topic of the story
underlying message/lesson/moral/big idea of a text
Vocab: the word "isolation" means...
Ex: I love the isolation of my mountain retreat.
state of being alone
going somewhere cold
What is the meaning ofthe word "solemn"?
Ex: It was a solemn oath of trust that can't be broken.
cheerful and happy
not cheerful or smiling, serious
melancholy
____ is the author/speaker’s attitude, can be serious, sad, angry, funny, sarcastic, etc.
connotation
central idea
mood
tone
Figurative language: The repetition of usually initial consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables. Example: “Doubting, dreaming deams no moral ever dared to dream before.” or “She sells seashells by the seashore.”
simile
alliteration
metaphore
personification
