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a word that describes another word, usually a noun

adverb

a word that describes a verb, or the action of the sentence

alliteration

the repetition of the same consonant sound of words, such as "Sally sold seashells down by the seashore."

assonance

the repetition of the same vowel sound of words, such as "of course the horse is full of remorse," and "the echoes bound to a joyful sound"

character

the people, animals, or imaginary characters in the plot of a poem or story

connotation

the meaning of the word not directly expressed, a feeling it commonly suggests, or the implied meaning

context clues

determining the meaning of the word by using the surrounding text

couplet

two lines of verse, each containing complete thoughts, that rhyme

couriers

messengers

debates

tries to decide

denotation

a word's dictionary definition or literal meaning

exact rhyme

when words share the same sounds, like "boot" and "shoot" or "sum" and "gum"

fiction

writing that comes mainly from an author's imagination, although it may be inspired by real people or events

genre

a specific type of literature like fiction, nonfiction, short story, poetry, etc.

graphic organizers

idea maps which allow writers to view their ideas on paper and to think of a logical way to structure their essays

imagery

words and phrases that appeal to a reader's senses of sight, smell, touch, hearing, or taste

irony

the meaning of the word, phrase or situation is directly opposite of the intended meaning

metaphor

a comparison between two things that are relatively unlike but have something in common; it does not use the words "like" or "as"

meter

the rhythm, or pattern of sounds, in the words of a poem

narrative poem

a poem that tells a story

narrator

a character who describes the action of a story in his or her own words

onomatopoeia

a word that sounds like the action it is representing, like "zoom," "buzz," "ding-dong," or "bang"

personification

a term used to describe when an author gives human characteristics to inanimate objects or animals

point of view

signifies the way a story gets told or the way an author presents the reader with the characters, dialogue, and events of a story

prose

a term meant to include all other types of writing not organized into the lines and rhythms of poetry

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