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STAAR Language Arts

QuestionAnswer
Forms of Text Organization Chronological, Cause/Effect, Problem/Solution, Compare/Contrast
Genre Category of literature, i.e., Mystery, Romance, Horror, Fantasy, etc.
Persuasive Appeals Ethos: ethical appeal, "right thing to do", professionals; Logos: logical appeal, statistics, facts; Pathos: emotional appeal, sympathy, sadness, feelings
Point of View 1st person: told from character's POV, "I"; 3rd limited: Outside narrator focuses on one character's view and thoughts; 3rd omniscient: outside narrator shows POV of several characters, "all-knowing"
Epic Poetry lengthy narrative poem focusing on heroic deeds and/or a serious subject
Lyrical Poetry poetry that expresses personal thoughts, expression, and feeling
Metaphor and Simile Metaphor: comparing two things without "like" or "as"; Simile: comparing two things using "like" or "as"
Author's Purpose Can be to persuade, reflect, inform, or entertain on a certain topic or story
Sensory Language Language that appeals to the senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell)
Playwright Person who writes plays
Illustrate To tell or show certain emotions or feelings through writing
Personification Using language that makes an inanimate object do something of motion or human actions, i.e., "the tree danced in the wind"
Inference Drawing to a conclusion in a text using background knowledge and supporting details
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