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| A series of related events that make up a story |
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| The time and place in which the events of the story takes place |
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| A person or animal that takes part in the story |
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| How the author reveals the character In the story |
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| The idea about life revealed in a story |
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| Smething you feel inside. |
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| Somthing you feel outside |
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| The start of a story/play ; introduction |
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| Everything leading up to a climax of the story; build up |
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| Thhighest or most intense/ interesting part in a story |
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| Where all the loose ends of a story are tied up; break down |
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| The end of a story; solved problem |
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| Clues are put in to alert the reader of what might happening the plot next |
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| Plot diagram/ order of the plot diagram |
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| Exposition,rising action,climax,falling action,resolution |
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| A market in which there are many buyers but only one seller |
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| A speech made by one individual read to a audience. |
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| A shape with many angles and straight lights that join together |
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| Only using one tone of voice |
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| To live In a place for a long time or for permanent |
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| A matrix formed by interchanging the rows and columns of a givin matrix |
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| To help someone become calm |
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| Someone being unfair to someone else |
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| Particles that are deposited on the ground |
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| Where you capitalize something ( only one example ) |
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| A name, the beggining of a sentence, a state, the month |
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| Placed before a conjunction after a introductory phrase/ sentence |
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| Before a list ; before a explanation |
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| Where you place a apostrophe |
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| A long search for treasure |
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| The ue of words to express something different from and often opposite to their literal meaning |
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| Anyhing that purports the describe the origin of some feature |
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| Traditional story of ostensibly historical events that serves to unfold part of the world |
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| Swallowed his children; got tricked by his wife to swallow a stone;leader or the first generation titans; youngest of the first generation titans |
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| Father of the gods; married to Hera |
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| Goddess of the earth ; also god of the dead |
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| Queen of all gods; Married to Zeus |
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| The elder gods; ruled the earth before the Olympians over threw them. |
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| The rain god; god of weather |
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| A mountain where most gods lived in Greece. |
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| Purpose of a works cited page |
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| Givemcredit to the person that wrote it |
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| How works cite page is orginized |
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| Where you copy someone else work and give then no credit |
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| A MLA cotton format for a infotech article with no author |
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| How to punctuate direct quotes |
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| Gice the author credit by citing the quote |
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| Proper manners of an audience(one example) |
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| Clap at the end; laugh when supposed to; don't talk; pay attention to the presenter |
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| Proper etiquette for a presenter |
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| Scan over audience; have a visual aid; be interesting; be loud but not too loud; |
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| Have something to Show the audience why you are talking about; everyone has to be able to see it visual aid |
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| Lottery rose internal conflict |
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| He thought he was stupid; his hated for miss cressman |
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| Lottery rose external conflict |
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| Got beat by Steve; got beat by his mother; got in a fight with the kid at his new school |
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| Theme of the lottery rose |
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| Setting of the lottery rose |
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| Mostly school for boys; Florida; apartment |
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| Exposition of the lottery rose |
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| Disliked by teacher/ students; getting abused ; can't read |
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| Climax of the lottery rose |
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| Georgie plays mad hatter in a play with miss Harper as Alice |
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| Rising action of the lottery rose |
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| Falling action of the lottery rose |
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| Resolution of the lottery rose |
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| Georgie plants his rosebuds on robins grave with miss harper |
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| A figure of speech that compares two different things |
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| Figure of speech that describes a subject by asserting that it is on some point of comparison concepts |
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| The act of giving inanimate objects human characteristics |
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| Repitition of a particular sound in the first syllables of a sentence |
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| A short poem; a repetition of similar sounds in two/more words |
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| A rhyme that occurs in a single ine of a verse |
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| Rhyme occurring at the ends of verse lines |
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A word that intimitates/suggests the source of the sound it describes
Ex: boom,pop,fizz,sizzle,hiss |
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| A language that appeals to the five senses |
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