A poem that tells a story and usually has a plot and one or more characters.

I am the story elements of fiction.

Literature meant to entertain the reader.

Words that describe what a picture is about.

I present the poets feelings, nature and have a rhythm pattern.

I give human qualities or characteristics to animals or objects.

I am the structures the author uses in nonfiction.

An account of a person's life written, composed, or produced by another:

Words that show a specific part of a picture and are connected with lines.

I am called this when there are two stories being compared and contrasted.

A repeated pattern of rhymed words at the end of the line.

How an author organizes information in an expository text.

Are materials or narratives that are true and are based on facts, real things, people and events.

Something that helps the reader understand where things are in the world.

I do not take part in the story but am describing another character's thought.

A form of language use in which writers and speakers convey something other than the literal meaning of their words.

Chronological texts present events in a sequence from beginning to end.

A story about a person who is larger than life -- or bigger than someone could really be in real life. These stories involve a lot of exaggeration or hyperbole.

An image that allows someone to see details in something so small.

I'm a text feature that is sometimes italicized and underlined.

Language and poetic techniques used to create mental pictures and cause emotions in the reader.

Sensory and descriptive details help readers visualize information. It shares the who, what, where, when, why, and how of a topic/subject.

A simple children's story about magical creatures: a false story that is meant to trick people. It usually begins with "Once Upon a Time"

Key topics in the book in the order that they appear and their page number.

This is text written from personal experience and 1st person point of view.