What is the climax of the story?
most exciting part of the story
What is personification?
giving non-human things human qualities
Name 5 types of figurative language.
simile, metaphor, personification, onomatopoeia, alliteration
What is reasonableness?
information that makes sense
Write a metaphor about this picture.
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What is setting?
time and place
What is figurative language?
When you say something, but mean something else.
Use onomatopoeia to describe this picture.
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What is the falling action?
story moves toward the end
What is support?
reasons, examples, facts, references that prove something is true
Use alliteration to describe this picture.
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Write a metaphor about this picture.
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What is accuracy?
information proven to be correct
What is a plot?
what happens in a story
Use onomatopoeia to describe this picture.
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What is alliteration?
two or more words that start with the same sound
What is an onomatopoeia?
words that sound like what they are
Write a simile about this picture.
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What are the four criteria for a credible source?
Corroboration, Accuracy, Reasonableness, Support
Use personification to describe part of this picture.
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What is a simile?
comparison using like or as
What is corroboration?
the same information from more than one source
Write a simile about this picture.
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Use personification to describe part of this picture.
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Use alliteration to describe this picture.
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What is a narrative?
a story
What is a metaphor?
comparing by saying something IS something else
What is the exposition?
introduces characters, setting, conflict
What is conflict?
the problem in the story
What is the resolution?
conflict is resolved
What is rising action?
the story builds up