Plot - the basic sequence of events in a story, Note Catcher - a place to organize your thoughts to better understand the text, Figurative Language - words or phrases put together that mean something other than their literal meaning, Context Clues - other words or clues in a text that help you determine the meaning of an unknown word, Morpheme - the smallest unit of meaning in words, Beginning - where the characters and setting are introduced, Rising Action - A series of evets that develop the conflict, or problem, Climax - Where the conflict reaches its peak, Resolution - tells how the conflict is resolved, Character Development - Characters change throughout a story. This contributes to the plot by showing us the leson that the character has learned, or theme. , Theme - The message, or lesson that the character has learned, Point of View - the type of narration used in a story, First Person Narration - The narrator is a character in the story, telling the story from their own point of view. (I, me, my), Third Person Narration - The narrator is not a character in the story, and tells the actions of the characters by referring to their names (he, she, Kendall, Brooks) , Perspective - A charactre's attitude or way of regarding someone or something in a story, Summarize - putting the most important ideas or information of a text into your own words, Poetry - a type of literary text that often uses rhyme or rhythm, Line - a single row of words in a poem, Stanza - a group of lines in a poem that are separated from each other by a space , Simile - a comparison of two things using like/as, Metaphor - a comparison of two things without using like/as, Personification - giving animals or objects human characteristics/traits, Hyperbole - an extreme exaggeration, Alliteration - repetition of the same beginning sound in a phrase, Onomatopoeia - sound words, Setting - when and where a story takes place, Limerick - five lined poem with a rhyme scheme of AABBA, Haiku - a 3 lined poem with no rhyme scheme, Rhymed Verse - a poem that has rhyme and rhythm, Free Verse - a poem using descriptive word and figurative language that does not have a pattern of rhyme or rhythm,
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Prose and Poetry Vocabulary
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Taylormlambert1
4th Grade
ELA
Poetry
Reading
تحرير المحتوى
تضمين
المزيد
لوحة الصدارة
عرض المزيد
عرض أقل
لوحة الصدارة هذه في الوضع الخاص حاليًا. انقر على
مشاركة
لتجعلها عامة.
عَطَل مالك المورد لوحة الصدارة هذه.
عُطِلت لوحة الصدارة هذه حيث أنّ الخيارات الخاصة بك مختلفة عن مالك المورد.
خيارات الإرجاع
المطابقة
قالب مفتوح النهاية. ولا يصدر عنه درجات توضع في لوحة الصدارة.
يجب تسجيل الدخول
النمط البصري
الخطوط
يجب الاشتراك
الخيارات
تبديل القالب
إظهار الكل
ستظهر لك المزيد من التنسيقات عند تشغيل النشاط.
فتح النتائج
نسخ الرابط
رمز الاستجابة السريعة
حذف
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