The following is an example of what piece of figurative language:
"The runner was as slow as a snail."

The reason a writer will create a story. This is usually divided into three different categories: to persuade, to inform, and to entertain.

This is the first sentence in a paragraph. It is the "T" in the "TREE".

When and where the story is taking place.

This is the number of weeks in a marking period.

The following is an example of what piece of figurative language:
"The cave mouth yawned."

The perspective an author has about what they are writing.

This is the "R" in the "TREE" paragraph structure.

Physical and personality traits used to describe a character in a story.

This subject area's department is made up of Mr. Montreuil, Mr. Molino, Mr.Doane, and Mr. Updike

The following is an example of what piece of figurative language:
The computers at school are old dinosaurs."

The main point the author is proving in a piece of literature.

This is the final sentence of the paragraph and also known as the "E" in the "TREE" paragraph structure.

A problem that occurs in a story either character vs. character, character vs. nature, or character vs. society.

This subject area's department is made up of Mr. LaMorie, Mr. McWilliams, Mr. Martin, Dr. Oliver, and Mrs. Hume.

The following is an example of what piece of figurative language:
"I have a million things to do today!"

The way the reader feels about a text. Some examples include: scared, overjoyed, depressed, etc.

Every reason needs this in a paragraph. It is also the first "E" in the "TREE" structure.

A problem that occurs in a story that is character vs. self.

The subject area's department is made up of Mr. LeVick, Mrs. LeVick, Mr. Lott and Mrs. Albro... and Mrs. Codner this year ;)

The following is an example of what piece of figurative language:
"found missing"

The way the author feels about what they write. Their word choice helps prove this in their writing.

In the topic sentence these three letter, T.A.G. stand for what?

The message or life lesson the author gives a story.

This subject area's department is made up of Mr. Amos, Mr. Berkowitz, Mrs. Dovi, Mrs. Morey, and Mr. Lojacono