Joyful
Suspenseful
Merry
Sorrowful
1st person through Turtle
3rd person omniscient narrator
3rd person limited to Turtle
3rd person switching from the perspective of one character to another
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
Drama
Adventure
Mystery
Thriller
He runs track.
He wants to be a writer.
He doesn't go outside his apartment.
He kicks people in the shin when they touch his hair.
Screaming his head off
Ran out crazy-like
Bottom of the cliff
Never stopped screaming
Daring
Anxious
Bossy
Logical
Simile
Repetition
Hyperbole
Personification
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Onomatopoeia
Simile
Flora Baumbach
Grace Wexler
Angela Wexler
Sydelle Pulaski
Sydelle Pulaski came home with six cans of enamel, paint thinner, and brushes plus four wooden crutches.
Angela tries on her wedding dress.
Theo told Chris a story.
Mr. Hoo tells Doug to do his homework.
Sunset Towers in New York
A train station in Toronto
A magical castle called Hogwarts
An apartment building on the shore of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin
Major disaster
A birthday party
Crime or murder
A loud noise
Angela
Grace
Sydelle
Crow
Decayed with usually a very bad or disgusting smell
To try to solve a problem; to deal with a problem
Not having enough of something for comfort or happiness
Someone who rents or leases a house, apartment, etc., from a landlord
Someone who rents or leases a house, apartment, etc., from a landlord
Decayed with usually a very bad or disgusting smell
To try to solve a problem; to deal with a problem
Not having enough of something for comfort or happiness
Decayed with usually a very bad or disgusting smell
To try to solve a problem; to deal with a problem
Not having enough of something for comfort or happiness
Someone who rents or leases a house, apartment, etc., from a landlord
Not having enough of something for comfort or happiness
To try to solve a problem; to deal with a problem
Someone who rents or leases a house, apartment, etc., from a landlord
Decayed with usually a very bad or disgusting smell
A comparison between unlike things that uses like, as, or than; ex. He ran like a fox.
When an author gives human characteristics to something that is not human; ex. the wind whispered
A phrase that means something other than what the words in it mean; ex. raining cats and dogs
The repetition of a beginning consonant sound throughout a line or passage; ex. Peter Piper picked a pepper.
A comparison between unlike things that uses like, as, or than; ex. He ran like a fox.
Words that imitate sounds; ex. thump
The repetition of a word or phrase to stress something of importance; ex. Stop, stop, stop!
A comparison between unlike things that does NOT use like or as; ex. He is a lion on the football field!
A phrase that means something other than what the words in it mean; ex. raining cats and dogs
When an author gives human characteristics to something that is not human; ex. the wind whispered
The repetition of a beginning consonant sound throughout a line or passage; ex. Peter Piper picked a pepper.
A comparison between unlike things that uses like, as, or than; ex. He ran like a fox.
A comparison between unlike things that uses like, as, or than; ex. He ran like a fox.
When an author gives human characteristics to something that is not human; ex. the wind whispered
A phrase that means something other than what the words in it mean; ex. raining cats and dogs
The repetition of a beginning consonant sound throughout a line or passage; ex. Peter Piper picked a pepper.
The repetition of a word or phrase to stress something of importance; ex. Stop, stop, stop!
A comparison between unlike things that uses like, as, or than; ex. He ran like a fox.
Words that imitate sounds; ex. thump
A comparison between unlike things that does NOT use like or as; ex. He is a lion on the football field!
A comparison between unlike things that uses like, as, or than; ex. He ran like a fox.
Words that imitate sounds; ex. thump
The repetition of a word or phrase to stress something of importance; ex. Stop, stop, stop!
A comparison between unlike things that does NOT use like or as; ex. He is a lion on the football field!
A comparison between unlike things that uses like, as, or than; ex. He ran like a fox.
Words that imitate sounds; ex. thump
The repetition of a word or phrase to stress something of importance; ex. Stop, stop, stop!
A comparison between unlike things that does NOT use like or as; ex. He is a lion on the football field!