Literary Terms | Reading Strategies | Text Structure | Static and Dynamic Characters | Flat and Round Characters |
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What is a Simile?
Comparing something using "like" or "as."
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What is Predict?
To guess what is coming next in a story.
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What is Sequential?
A text that puts things in time order.
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What is Static?
Cutie Pie from MLP
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What is Round?
Juliet
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What is Imagery?
Using the five senses to add detail.
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What is Connect?
To link up something you've read to yourself, another text, a movie, a song, etc.
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What is Cause and Effect?
A text that tells you about something that happened as a result of an event.
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What is Dynamic?
Romeo
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What is Round?
Jax (Sons of Anarchy)
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What is Metaphor?
Comparing something NOT using "like" or "as."
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What is Question?
To wonder why an author or someone in the text is doing something?
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What is Problem and Solution?
A text that tells you about an issue and how it was solved.
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What is Static?
Spongebob
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What is Flat?
Elsa (from Frozen)
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What is Hyperbole?
Using exaggeration to draw attention to something.
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What is Clarify?
To need to look for more information, either inside the text or from an outside source.
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What is Compare and Contrast?
A text structure that looks at the differences and similarities between two things.
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What is Static?
Odysseus
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What is Flat?
Emmett (Lego Movie)
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What is an Allusion
Making a reference to a famous event or person to help the reader visualize something.
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What is Infer?
To use clues from the text to tell you about a character or a situation.
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What is Persuasive?
A text structure that tries to convince you of something.
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What is Dynamic?
Katniss Everdeen
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What is Round?
Peta Malarch
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