Top Nouns for the Common Core Part two. Interaction  A mutual or reciprocal action or influence.

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Top Nouns for the Common Core Part two

Interaction  A mutual or reciprocal action or influence

Metaphor  An indirect comparison  He was boiling mad. (implies he was too angry)  Your room is a pig pen! (implies that the room is a mess)

Mood  The way the author makes the reader feel.

Point of View  The vantage point from which a story is told.

Rhetoric  The art of writing or speaking effectively.

Simile  A direct comparison using like or as.

Stanza  A poetry term for paragraph; section of a poem.

Structure  The organization of a text.

Theme  The author’s message of a piece of literary work.  What does the author what you to learn about life?

Tone  an attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience  Father: “We are going on a vacation.”  Son: “That’s great!!”  The tone of the son’s response is very cheerful.