ELA Review

4. Person vs. person, person vs. society, these are examples of literary - - - - - - - -
5. A brief overall summary of what the entire story is about is called its central - - - -
8. The tone when Kobe says, “That’s Okay. I’m ready to let you go.”
9. The mood at the end of the Bluey episode “Grandad,” when they think back..
12. To discuss how two things are DIFFERENT from one another
16. A tip for multiple choice questions is to do this with each choice you think is wrong
17. The overall feeling of a piece and how it makes you feel
18. The “I” point of view, #
19. You need to go back to this to find the best answer to each multiple choice question

1. The he/she/they point of view, #
2. The problem in the story
3. Giving human characteristics to something nonhuman, ex: the wind howled
6. When Grandad is supposed to be resting, Mum sounds exasperated. This is her
7. Someone’s overall opinion on something, or 1st, 2nd, 3rd person
10. Sometimes more than 1 multiple choice answer makes sense; pick this one: “the – - - -
11. Dont’ skip the directions because they provide background info, A.K.A.
13. A broad message or lesson in a work of literature
14. describing something by saying it is something else, ex: Life is a rollercoaster
15. The person who tells the story