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23 Cards in this Set

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simile
figures of speech that use the words like or as to make comparisons
hyperbole
intentionally exaggerated figures of speech; and
metaphor
a comparison equating two or more unlike things without using “like” or “as.”

anoliges

1. you need to be able to recognize word relationships (analogies), such as: synonyms – small: little;
2. antonyms – up: down;
3. object/action – ear: hear;
4. source/product – tree: lumber
5. part/whole – paw: dog; and
6. animal/habitat – bee: hive.
CAUSE AND EFFECT

cause: why something happens




effect: what happens

CHARACTERAZATION
the process of telling the reader about the characters personality
CLIMAX
the most intense part of a story
EXPOSITION
the beginning of the plot

FALLING ACTION



all the action after the climax
FICTION

stories that are not true



PLOT
the sequence of events in a story
PREDICTION
an educated guess about the future

RESOLUTION



the end where the conflict is resovled
RISING ACTION
all the action before the climax
CONCLUSION
an educated guess using the results
CONFLICT
the problem fight and battle in a story
CONTEXT CLUES
words or clues around the unknown word that helps you find out the meaning of the unknown word
DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION
the author tells the reader what the personality of a character is
IMAGERY
words that the author uses to excite the five senses [taste,touch,sight,sound,and smell
INDRECT CHARACTERIZATION
the characters speech thoughts or effect on others actions and looks that tell the reader about the characters personality
INFRENCE
an educated guess
MATAPHOR
a comparison equating two or more unlike things without using like or as
SETTING
time and place OF A FICTION STORY