selections that are about real people, places, or events

comparing two things WITHOUT using LIKE or AS is called

selections that are about made-up people, places, and things

a prefix that means half

A book, written by a relative, about a famous television star.

The story of a person's life written by that person.

On a beautiful summer night, the moon smiled at the couple as they took a romantic walk on the beach.
This is an example of ...

brief fictional prose narrative that is shorter than a novel and that usually deals with only a few characters; can be read in one sitting

A word that has the root word meaning “to measure” and the prefix meaning “through, across”.

a story written to be performed

written to explain procedures or provide how-to; information

His eyes looked at me lovingly; I could just dive in to those pools of blue. This is a

point of view in which the narrator is in the story

a word that has the root word meaning “other” and the suffix meaning “capable”.

the rhyme scheme of :
"Roses are red
Violets are blue
Sugar is sweet
But you're not"

The best place to find factual information on a topic to use in a report

The windchill slapped me in the face while I walked to school. This is an example of

point of view in which the narrator only gives information about one character

where I would love for word origin or "derived from" information

how an author feels about the subject he/she is writing about

a selection that is about a real person, place, or thing but is told like a fictional story

He sent an "I love you"text to each of his millions of cousins. This is an example of

point of view in which the narrator speaks to the reader

an instruction in a play, especially one indicating the movement, position, or tone of an actor,

the message that the author wants to convey to readers