The poem “Sleep” is separated into 5 sections.

Annie tries to secure her family because a huge tornado has been spotted in their area.

You are reading a story and a Queen is turned into a rosebush. In the next paragraph, the princess waters the Queen.

When someone uses what they know, apply it to a new situation, and make an educated guess.

A person or animal in a story, play, or literary work.

In the poem “Sleep” the poet speaks about nature reverently and respectfully.

An evil villain has kidnapped the princess and a brave knight is going to rescue her.

A baker just ordered a cookbook containing new recipes for cakes, cookies, and other desserts.

This is the judgement or the opinion you make after reading the passage and summing up the information.

This is where and when a passage takes place.

In the poem “Sleep” this line represents a form of figurative language.
“White lilies, pure as fallen snow”

The boys entered the haunted hotel on the ghost tour. The heard noises while they waited for the tour guide.

You are seeking a solution to being sad. So, you read a nonfiction book which explains the importance of focusing on the positive and not the negative things in life in order to have better mental health.

When you take a word or statement to mean exactly what it says.

This is the time in a story when a very significant change occurs.

In the poem “Sleep” this line represents a form of figurative language.
“Tired roses, passionately sweet, Are leaning on their cool green leaves”

It’s 1847 and Hallie is tired of a being a second class citizen. She can not own property as a married woman.

You just finished reading a political speech by a well-known politician who spoke about the need for everyone to do his/her part to conserve water.

This is the perspective of the narrator that helps the reader understand how the narrator is affected. It uses words such as “I”, “me”, and “we”.

These are the events that happen in order to build up tension for the main conflict or climax. These events usually make the story more interesting by introducing the possibility of a problem.

In the poem “Sleep” the reader feels calm, peaceful and relaxed. Text Evidence: “And o’er the darksome, dewy land The peace of heaven is stealing now”

Scott has had a tough year. He was in a car accident and confined to a wheelchair. He wonders if he will ever be able to make a difference.

You finished reading a mythology book which featured the story of Pandora, who was given a mysterious box by Zeus, but ordered never to open it.

This is the lesson (moral) that the reader learns from a fiction story.

This is when a story comes to a reasonable ending and can also include tying up loose ends of the story.