Front

The individual frame of the comic that shows a single moment.

Back

panel

Front

The choice of scenes to display in each panel. The layout of the scene.

Back

encapsulation

Front

The characters' spoken words, usually in an oval or circular shape.

Back

speech balloon

Front

Guesses a reader makes based on evidence in a text and their own personal knowledge.

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inference

Front

What does a cloudy or dotted border around a speech balloon mean?

Back

It shows the character's thoughts.

Front

Hobbs is a...

Back

stuffed toy tiger

Front

In Cartoon 1: What does the last panel make you infer about Calvin's imagination?

Back

It is very powerful because he scared himself so much, he and Hobbs stayed up all night.

Front

Why is Calvin's speech balloon spikey, the letters bold and all capitalized, and end in an exclamation point in the last panel of Cartoon 2?

Back

It expresses Calvin's annoyed/frustrated emotions at Hobbs' questions.

Front

Does every panel in a comic strip must have dialogue?

Back

false

Front

Comic Strip with one panel encapsulating the whole story in one scene: Cartoon 1: Ghosts, Cartoon 2: Do You Like Her?, Cartoon 3: Snowman X-ing

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Cartoon 3: Snowman X-ing