Reading 2nd Quarter Exam
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- Background; setting
- Scenery
- Objects used on stage
- Props
- The events when setting changes
- Scenes
- Groups of scenes
- Acts
- The opposite of the other character
- Foils
- It has to repeat whether a sound, word, or phrase
- Repetition
- Repetition at the beginning of words
- Alliteration
- Reading a word that you should hear
- Onomatopeia
- Language that appeals to 1 of the 5 senses
- Imagery
- Helps see the picture
- Figurative language
- Comparison using like or as
- Simile
- Direct comparison with no signal words
- Metaphor
- Relates to the story or poem
- Speaker/Voice
- A logical guess based on your knowledge
- Inference
- The way it appears
- Form
- Rows of words * Not sent.*
- Lines
- Group of lines
- Stanzas
- Conversational style
- Free-verse
- What you hear
- Sound
- Words that have same sounds at the end
- Rhyme
- Pattern (beat)
- Rhythm
- Repeated pattern
- Meter
- Something that is factual
- Nonfiction
- Facts about a subject
- Informational
- Think about what you want to write; jot down ideas
- Prewrite
- Write your thoughts down on paper using sent. & paragraphs- skip lines
- Draft
- Read what you wrote & move things about if needed- beef up your work
- Revise
- Correct any GUM & spelling- use editing marks
- Edit
- Perfect- using black ink, cursive or typed, front only
- Publish
- The main things that happen in a story
- Plot
- Starts the story
- Exposition
- The basic problem
- Rising Action
- The turning point
- Climax
- The solution
- Falling Action/ Resolution
- When you give human characteristics to things that are not human
- Personification
- Are people, animals, or imaginary creatures in the story
- Characters
- Inside problem
- Internal Conflict
- Outside problem
- External Conflict
- Where the story takes place
- Setting
- The main message
- Theme
- The way people speak
- Dialect
- What is said
- Dialogue
- Because this event happens you have to have a result
- Cause and Effect