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Simile/Metaphor/ Personification Author’s PurposePlot Organizational Structure Mood and Tone

Define Simile

A comparison of 2 things using the words like or as

Define Metaphor

Comparing two things without like or as

Choose the simile: 1. The cat’s fur was as white as snow 2. The cat’s fur was white

1!

Choose the metaphor: 1. The dog’s fur reminded me of a soft teddy bear 2. The dog’s fur was like a soft teddy bear’s fur

1!

Define Personification

Giving human like qualities to something that is not human

Define the P of the P.I.E.

Persuade

Define the I of P.I.E.

Inform

Define the E of P.I.E.

Entertain

Which Author’s Purpose does this fit? Buy these new Nike shoes, they will make you jump higher than you ever have!

Persuade

Which Author’s Purpose does this fit? The cheetah can run faster than any animal. They stalk their prey and use their speed to catch the best animals.

Inform

What are the 2 types of characters you can have?

Major and Minor

Define Climax

The point in the story where the characters make a decision on how to solve the problem

Double Jeopardy How much do you want to wager?

What is the resolution?

The solution to the problem

Define Setting

Where the story takes place

What is the rising action?

Events that lead to the climax

Define Chronological Order

Organized by Time

Define Cause and Effect

One thing happens which causes another to happen

Give an example of Classification Scheme

Answer will vary

Give an example of Cause and Effect

Answer will vary

Define Logical Order

Organized by Steps in a Process

Define Mood

The feeling of the characters

Define Tone

The feeling you get from the speech

Give an example of a happy mood

Answer will vary

Give an example of a sad tone

Answer will vary

What is the tone: “I am not happy with your behavior today!”

Upset, Angry, Disappointed