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What is the story teaching you?
Overcome a fear, learn new ideas, take pride in your background, treat others with kindness, etc. |
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| it is clear or easy to understand or see |
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| saying one thing but then doing the opposite. Example: Go to bed early, but then she stays up late |
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| What happens at the end/conclusion |
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| comparing two things- example: fruits vs. vegetables- what do they have in common and how are they different? |
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not including.
I like movies except horror films. |
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| Main purpose. The primary intent of a police officer is to keep the public safe. |
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| make a change or correction |
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| being exact - just what it says |
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| from beginning to end- in order |
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| a group of lines in a poem, usually 4 or more lines in a group |
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| one that does not have rhythm or rhyming |
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| a story or account of events |
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What happened? That is the result.
I exercised. The result? I got healthy! |
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| A short novel. Longer than a short story. |
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| a short of a historical or biographical account |
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| an article in a newspaper |
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| writing to explain something |
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| Who is telling the story? 1st person, 2nd person, or third. Do you know how to tell? |
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