Question

rl.4 - figurative language
a. a simile uses “like” or “as” to compare one thing to another thing.
a. metaphor is a word or phrase that is used to describe another thing.
a. personification gives human traits to non - human things.
a. a hyperbole is an over - exaggeration.

identifying rhetoric
use the phrase “______” to identify ______.

word bank: (some words are unclear, but related to rhetoric terms)

rl.5 - story structure
these are parts of a story arc:

1. beginning
2. (some unclear, maybe rising action)
3. (some unclear, maybe climax)
4. falling action
5. (some unclear, maybe resolution)

word bank: climax, rising, resolution

rl.6 - point of view
first - person uses the words i, me, my.
third - person uses the words he, she, they.

word bank: he, she, they, i, me, my

section 2 — reading informational (nonfiction)
ri.1 - evidence in nonfiction
text evidence is a fact or detail that supports my answer.

sentence starter:
the text states, “______,” which shows ______.

word bank: fact, detail

Explanation:

The problem involves literary concepts like story structure, point of view, and text evidence in reading, which falls under the Arts discipline, specifically Literature (a subfield of Arts). For the "RL.5 - Story Structure" part, the parts of a story arc are Beginning, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution. For "RL.6 - Point of View", first - person uses "I", "me", "my" and third - person uses "he", "she", "they". For "RI.1 - Evidence in Nonfiction", text evidence is a "fact" or "detail".

Answer:

• RL.5 - Story Structure: 2. Rising Action; 3. Climax; 5. Resolution
• RL.6 - Point of View: First - person: I, me, my; Third - person: he, she, they
• RI.1 - Evidence in Nonfiction: fact, detail