English/Language Arts PARCC Review Part II Worksheet

The audience knows something the characters do not. Because of this understanding, the words of the characters take on a different meaning. Authors use this to create intense suspense or humor
Gives the reader insight into his/her thoughts. Narrator tells the story. Uses "I"
Draws the reader into the story by talking directly to them. Narrator speaks directly to you. Uses "You"
Gives the reader a more objective view. An outside narrator tells the stoy. Uses "he", "she", "it"
Gives the readers a direct, intense view of a character's thoughts and feelings. An outside narrator tells the story BUT knows the thoughts and of one character. Uses "he", "she", or "it" but tells the story through one character's eyes
Allows the reader to know all of the thoughts of all characters. An outside narrator tells the story and knows the thoughts of all characters. Uses "he", "she" or"it", but is able to tell the story from all points of view
Central idea or lesson the author is revealing, author's overall message
Main point of a piece of writing
The word choice the author makes in order to create an attitude
How you feel while reading
The reasons, evidence, or support the author gives in the nonfiction article to support their claim,/stance on a subject
A statement or claim that can be proven as true
A statement or claim that someone believes to be true
a verb form that ends in-ing and is used as a noun. EX. Reading
A verb form that is used as an adjective Ex. carrying
The subject performs the action of the verb . EX. The cat scratched Ella.