Question

rl4 – figurative language

• simile uses ____ or ____.
• metaphor says one thing ______ another thing.
• personification gives ______ actions to objects.
• hyperbole is a big ______.

sentence starter:
the phrase “____” means ____.
word bank: exaggeration • like • as • human • is

rl5 – story structure
the 5 parts of a story are:

1. beginning
2. ______ action
3. ______
4. falling action
5. ______

word bank: climax • rising • resolution

rl6 – point of view
first - person uses the words ____, __, ____.
third - person uses the words ____, __, ____.
word bank: he • she • they • i • me • my

section 2 — reading informational
ri1 – evidence in nonfiction
text evidence is a ____ or ____ that supports my answer.
sentence starter:
the text states, “____,” which shows ____.

Explanation:

RL4 - Figurative Language

• Simile uses "like" or "as" (compares using these words).
• Metaphor says one thing "is" another thing (direct comparison).
• Personification gives "human" actions to objects (attributes human behavior to non - human entities).
• Hyperbole is a big "exaggeration" (overstatement for effect).

RL5 - Story Structure

• The 5 parts of a story follow the structure: Beginning, Rising Action (builds tension), Climax (peak of conflict), Falling Action (tension decreases), Resolution (conflict resolved). So the blanks are filled with "Rising", "Climax", "Resolution" in order.

RL6 - Point of View

• First - person uses words from the speaker's perspective: "I", "me", "my" (shows personal experience).
• Third - person uses words referring to others: "he", "she", "they" (narrates from outside the story).

RI1 - Evidence in Nonfiction

• Text evidence is a "fact" or "detail" that supports an answer (concrete info from the text).

Answer:

RL4 - Figurative Language

• Simile uses $\boldsymbol{\text{like}}$ or $\boldsymbol{\text{as}}$.
• Metaphor says one thing $\boldsymbol{\text{is}}$ another thing.
• Personification gives $\boldsymbol{\text{human}}$ actions to objects.
• Hyperbole is a big $\boldsymbol{\text{exaggeration}}$.

RL5 - Story Structure

• 2. $\boldsymbol{\text{Rising}}$ Action
• 3. $\boldsymbol{\text{Climax}}$
• 5. $\boldsymbol{\text{Resolution}}$

RL6 - Point of View

• First - person uses the words $\boldsymbol{\text{I}}$, $\boldsymbol{\text{me}}$, $\boldsymbol{\text{my}}$.
• Third - person uses the words $\boldsymbol{\text{he}}$, $\boldsymbol{\text{she}}$, $\boldsymbol{\text{they}}$.

RI1 - Evidence in Nonfiction

• Text evidence is a $\boldsymbol{\text{fact}}$ or $\boldsymbol{\text{detail}}$ that supports my answer.