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Escapade--wild adventure

Gargoyle: gothic-type carved animal or human figure

schtick: a talent

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Carnage--dead bodies

Nuclear--energy OR main/original

Boffo-- successful

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Sodden is soaked with liquid or moisture; saturated.

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Salvo is a simultaneous or secessive discharge of artillery, bombs, ect.; a bit of something.

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inference

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Prediction is a type of inference that claims what might happen. EX: If I buy another fish, Whiskers might eat it, also.

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Generalization is a type of inference that claims that expresses a general truth. EX: Given the opportunity, cats will eat fish.

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A summary is when  you retell an article with the most important details in only a few senteces.

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Persuasive texts are texts that try to convince you of something.

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Expository texts are texts that describe or explain something.

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An organizational pattern is when a writer uses this format to help write an expository essay. You first start with the Main idea and give supporting details. Writers have choices in how to present their topic and details.

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Cause and Effect is when something begins and how it turns out

EX: a iceberg hits a ship and the effect is it sinks afterwards.

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Compare means things that are alike. Ex.Mrs.Owens and Uriaha both have glasses.

Contrast are things that are different from each other. Mrs.Owens is a teacher,and Uriaha is a student

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Chronological pattern is when a writer lists a series of events in TIME order from earliest to latest. A timeline is a great example of a chronological pattern.

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Order of importance presents information from most to least important.

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An expository text explains and describes.

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Supporting Details is when a paragraph develops the main idea and back up the thesis

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Scampered is a synonym for running or hurrying.

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Charecters are people or things that that carry out the plot.

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Internally is thoughts and how you feel

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Setting the place and description of a story

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Externally is with words and actions: could be a movie.

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A myth explains beliefs or natural events. It mainly includes gods,goddesses , humans and so on. The setting is about divine realms and local lands. The purpose explains creations, life and death and natural events. Demeter and Persephone.

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Setting is where and when something happens: we are at the field house.

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A conflict is when a main character is dealing with a problem

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Metaphor is when you make a comparison without using "like" or "as". My computer is a calculator.

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Onomatopoeia is when the author makes sounds to imitate the real sound. For example, in a story someone or something might say the word buzz, crash, or bang.

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Simile is when you use like or as: The girl is as flexible as a rubberband.

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justice is when good is done to

somebody has done bad things

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Personification gives human qualities to objects or animals; The wind wrapped its arms around the trees.

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Alliteration is the repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words; green grass grows