The English Language Arts

What does setting mean?

• When and where a story takes place.

• A text or a story.

• The events in a story.

• How the story is set up.

What is the Narrator?

• how ideas or words are laid out.

• The person/character telling the story.

• Reason for writing something

• the perspective or point of view form which a something is told.

What is the passage?

• A way in which something is writen

• A text or story

• Reason for writing something

• What the text is mostly about

What does conflict mean?

• Reason for writing something

• To make clear

• The narrator of a poem

• A problem, challenge, or obstacle.

What does the author's purpose mean?

• The way the writer feels about the topic and the word choice they use to show this.

• How ideas or words are laid out or organized in a text

• Reason for writing something

• A text or story

What does the plot mean?

• The events in a story

• What the text is mostly about

• A text or story

• Groups of lines in a poem

What does the theme mean

• When and where a story takes place

• How the poem is laid out

• The message, moral, or lesson of a story

• what the text is mostly about

What does infer/ inference mean

• To read between the lines; to draw a conclusion based on evidence

• the narrator of a poem

• What the text is mostly about

• A shortened retelling of most important parts

What does stanza mean

• the events in a story

• Groups of lines in a poem

• The narrator of a poem

• What the text is mostly about

what does tone mean?

• how ideas or words are laid out or organized in a text

• The perspective or point of view from which a something is told or represented

• What the authors states that they believe, usually something that can be argued

• The way the writer feels about the topic and the word choice they use to show this