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7th ELAR Vocabulary
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Explain what a cause and effect organizational pattern means.
A story or informational text is plot or topic is structured by the cause(s) and the effect(s)..
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Why would an author use 1st person point of view?
so the reader can understand the perspective and experiences of the character narrating the story
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In a fictional text, what is the purpose or function of the EXPOSITION?
the author introduces the characters, setting, and conflict
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In a fictional plot, what does FALLING ACTION refer to?
the events that happen after the CLIMAX that lead to the RESOLUTION
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Why would an author use 3rd person LIMITED point of view?
so the reader understands the main characters inner feelings and thoughts
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In fictional plot, what does RESOLUTION refer to?
the final outcome of the events and conflict of the story
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Figurative language that exaggerates a quantity or detail to emphasize a point
HYPERBOLE
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Figurative language that compares two unlike things using like or as
SIMILE
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The author's intended message of a fiction, drama, or poem
theme
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Explain what a chronological organizational pattern means.
Story or information is told in the order that it happened; first, second, last
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Figurative language that compares two unlike things NOT using like or as
metaphor
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Why would an author use 3rd person OMNISCIENT point of view?
so the reader would understand what all the characters are thinking and feeling
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Explain a problem/solution organizational pattern.
In a text, the author organizes their work by first explaining the problem and then giving the solution to that problem.
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In a fictional text, what is the RISING ACTION?
the events that happen surrounding the conflict and character development that leads to the CLIMAX of the story
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Putting the text in your own words
paraphrase
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A shortened version or retelling of the main points or events of a text
summary
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Figurative language that gives non-human things human-like qualities
personification
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In a fictional text, what does CLIMAX refer to?
the turning point; the point where the conflict leads to a major event that affects the characters the most
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Why would an author use 3rd person OBJECTIVE point of view?
so the reader can draw their own conclusions and can consider many perspectives
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A sound device often used in poetry where the word mimics a sound (i.e. the BUZZ of the crowd)
onomatopoeia
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