1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Vocab Genre Figurative Language Purpose Point of View

2. Word that means the same

3. synonym

4. Prefix that means self

5. auto

6. Suffix that means fear

7. phobia

8. Very few people travel far enough to visit such a remote village. Remote means…

9. faraway

10. Root word of overdone

11. done

12. Contains characters, setting, plot, rising action, climax, falling action, events, resolution, dialogue, and is usually made up.

13. fiction

14. Tells about a real person, shows that the writer knows a lot about this person, describes the person’s environment, provides details that show the person in action, and states or implies how the writer feels about the person

15. biography

16. Uses imagery, intended to be read aloud, has stanzas, lines, and is the art of expressing thoughts in verse.

17. poetry

18. Shared orally for generations, several variations of the same story, characters who are “all good” or “all bad”, contains unrealistic elements, set in a time “long ago”, and has a lesson or a moral.

19. folktale

20. Main character is the writer, recount of the writer’s life, describes major influences(people, events, places), reveals writer’s feelings.

21. autobiography

22. His words were hard and cold like the steel blade of a knife.

23. simile

24. The scarecrow stood alone, a former friend forgotten in the hustle of spring planting.

25. metaphor

26. September winds whistled loudly at the front door.

27. personification

28. Marvin ran faster than a cheetah.

29. hyperbole

30. Some smug snail was smirking at Simon.

31. alliteration

32. Why would you read a novel by the same author?

33. enjoyment

34. You have to write a report on Africa’s culture. You look in the encyclopedia for what reason?

35. Information/research

36. For what purpose would you read novels, short stories, plays, poems, graphic novels, myths and fairy tales?

37. For entertainment/fun

38. The purpose of biographies, interviews, scientific articles, magazines, nonfiction books, newspapers, textbooks, and reference books.

39. To inform/teach

40. The purpose of advertisements, editorials, scientific articles, brochures/pamphlets, and propaganda.

41. To persuade

42. I walked into the room and saw Ted.

43. First Person

44. Uses he, she, they, them to tell the story.

45. Third person.

46. Frank thought of Ted as he entered the room.

47. omniscient

48. This point of view exist but not is a trick on the 6 th grade test.

49. 2 nd Person

50. Kim stormed into the house, furious because her best friend wasn’t speaking to her.

51. Third person - limited