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Battle of the Brainiacs for Friday, Feb. 17th

This is the studyguide for Friday's Battle of the Brainiacs. This is your first chance at balloons for water balloon fight.

AB
fableincludes animals as main characters
fairy taleOnce upon a time
realistic fictioncould be true but isn't
fictionnot true
nonfictiontrue
transition wordswords like BEFORE, IN COMPARISON, BECAUSE, FOR EXAMPLE
compare/contrastat least 2 things
cause and effectexplains why something happened
sequence or chronologicalin order and may have dates
problem/solutionstarts with a problem and ends with the solution to the problem
prefixat the front, syllable by itself
suffixat the back, syllable by itself
root or basewhat the prefix or suffix is added to
nounperson, place, or thing - usually can touch it
subjectusually noun at the beginning of sentence doing the action
verb or predicateaction done by subject of sentence- usually has ED or ING on it
compound wordtwo words connected like battleship or football
declarativea statement.................
imperativea command or request - you don't know who said or who they are talking to
exclamatoryexcited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
interrogativequestion???????????
fragment or incomplete sentencean incomplete thought - you feel like you missed part of the conversation
compound sentencetwo sentences connected with a AND,
comma in introductory words or namesyes, no, well, Joe,
commas in listcommas after things that are in list of three or more - chips, salsa, and drinks
adverbends in LY and answers question "HOW SOMETHING WAS DONE?"
adjective or sensory imagerydescribes something - usually related to smell, taste, touch, sight, or hearing
contrast wordsbut, in spite of, however, yet, on the other hand
conjunctionsand, or, but, nor, either, neither - connect two things together
protagonistmain character facing the problem
antagonistagainst the protagonist, can be a person, weather, illness, or self
settingplace and time of story
plot or problemissue faced by main character
climaxa choice that changes how story will end
resolution or solutionhow the story turns out
external dialogueconversation with someone else
internal dialogueconversation with self in your mind
abstract nounfeelings or thought, but not touch
pronounhe, she, it, we, my, they, us
possessive pronounshows ownership - mine, his, hers, theirs
autobiographywritten by self about self
biographystory about someone's life but not written by them
primary sourcesomething actually there - diaries, witnesses, pictures, drawings, artwork
secondary sourcewasn't actually there, but tells about it- encyclopedia, history websites



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