vocabulary

2. obvious and deliberate exaggeration
4. the use of words that mimic the sound they describe
6. words that are opposite in meaning
7. - descriptive words or phrases that engage the reader’s senses
10. to give human thoughts, feelings, and characteristics to nonhuman things
12. - sequence of events or actions (beginning, middle, and end)
13. a comparison of two different things that are unlike, usually using words like or as
16. - persons, animals, or creatives appearing in a story
19. - words with same spelling but different meanings and may be pronounced differently or the same
20. - the process by which an author reveals the personality of a character
21. a comparison of similar characteristics of two different things. (kitten is to cat as puppy is to dog).
22. leading or a main character in a story

1. - words with same sounds but different meanings and different spellings
3. clue- the information from the text that helps identify a word
5. words that are similar in meaning
8. two or more words with the same beginning sound
9. comparison of two things without using the words like or as
11. a phrase or expression that has a figurative meaning that is different from the literal meaning
14. character who opposes the protagonist
15. struggle between opposing characters, forces or emotions.
17. the main message, moral, or universal lesson of a story
18. The time and place of a story