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  • The "theme" of a story could also be described as the story's...
    problems
    solutions
    message
  • Plot
    The sequence of events that make up the story.
    The time and place where the story unfolds.
    The individuals or animals involved in the story.
  • When you look at something with amazement, you _______ at it!
    aromatic
    cordial
    articulate
    marvel
  • overwhelmed or overflowing with something; The store was _____ with water after the flood.
    advised
    principal
    exulted
    deluged
  • Which of these is in the correct order?
    expo., rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
    rising action, expo, falling action, climax resolution
    expo., climax, rising action, falling action, resolution
  • If something is lacking creativity, is unoriginal or overused
    betray
    trite
    marvel
    verb
  • I used the microphone to _________ my words so they could understand me.
    exult
    marvel
    articulate
    cordial
  • I left the banana bread in the oven too long. ________, it got a little dried out.
    treacherous
    subsequently
    cordial
    deluged
  • Setting
    The time and place where the story unfolds.
    The turning point in the story
    The issue or challenge that the characters face.
  • Something dangerous and likely to betray or be unsafe
    treacherous
    nurture
    articulate
    nature
  • The students made a _________ attempt to convince the teacher to cancel the homework assignment.
    resolution
    exalted
    feeble
    articulate
  • Theme
    introduction or beginning of a story
    Central message or lesson conveyed by the story
    the dramatic turning point in a story
  • This words means weak, not enough effort, or ineffective
    resolution
    feeble
    exposition
    cordial
  • What is a synonym for the word "conflict"?
    theme
    exposition
    problem
    solution
  • To feel or show extreme jubilation, happiness or elation
    aromatic
    unkind
    treacherous
    exult
  • YOLO, Ohio, skibidi, and sigma are all examples of _____________ sayings. They are overused!
    exposition
    theme
    zealous
    trite
  • If you want to save money at the grocery store, you can buy the _____ brand instead of the name brand. (Ex. basic brand tomato sauce vs. a name brand like Ragu, Rao's, Prego, etc.)
    trite
    exult
    theme
    generic
  • Something that is plain or basic, and doesn't really have anything special about it
    exulted
    trite
    cordial
    generic
  • Solution
    Central message or lesson conveyed by the story
    The issue or challenge that the characters face.
    How the characters resolve the problem.
  • Problem
    The sequence of events that make up the story.
    the dramatic turning point in a story
    The issue or challenge that the characters face.
  • Mrs. Armstrong's husband made her cedar boxes for her garden. It was so ______, the smells reminded her of her childhood.
    articulate
    aromatic
    awful
    exult
  • Which is NOT a definition of elation?
    to express joy
    to feel great happiness
    to speak clearly
  • Dr. D is a wonderful ________ at Patton Middle School!
    principle
    principal
  • Characters
    How the characters resolve the problem
    Central message or lesson conveyed by the story
    The individuals or animals involved in the story.
  • Happening as a result, cause and effect
    principle
    flummoxed
    subsequently
    deluged
  • When you speak clearly, you can be described as...
    articulate
    resolution
    treacherous
    conflict
  • The opposite of rude and unfriendly
    cordial
    marvel
    conflict
    aromatic
  • inferences
    the introduction or beginning of a story
    Drawing conclusions based on clues and information in the t
    final part of a story's plot, where conflict is resolved
  • We were __________ by the challenging brain teaser. We had to look up the answer!
    flummoxed
    theme
    cordial
    articulate