1. 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Prefix and Suffix Different Forms of Writing Roots Writing Techniques Writing Terms

2. What does the prefix trans mean?

3. Across, over, change

4. Find the suffix: He liked the food but thought the crackers were too salty.

5. Liked, crackers, salty

6. False or True The suffix, ly, means containing, full

7. False

8. Find the prefixes and suffixes: It was impossible waiting for him because he was the slowest person there.

9. Impossible, waiting, slowest

10. True or False: The suffix ess means without.

11. False, the prefix less would be right.

12. What is the difference between myth and tall tale?

13. Myth tries to explain culture, religion, and nature while tall tales are about humorous characters doing impossible things.

14. What is this? A story that tells about history in which fact is mixed with fiction.

15. Historical Fiction

16. What’s this? Writings that explain by showing the steps, the causes, or the kinds of something.

17. Expository writing

18. Which two are similar? Book review, myth, summary, editorial.

19. Book reviews and editorials because both can give opinions.

20. What is Fantasy?

21. A story set in an imaginary world in which the characters have special powers or abilities.

22. What does dem mean?

23. Dem means people

24. What does onym mean?

25. Onym means name

26. Find the roots: Jim went to the Philadelphia zoo and it was very populous.

27. Philadelphia, zoo, populous

28. True or False: The root word tom has the same meaning as cise.

29. True both their meanings are cut

30. What two root words mean the same? Pop, bio, dem, multi, gen

31. Pop and dem both mean people.

32. True or False: Exaggeration isn’t the same as overstatement.

33. False

34. What is this? A brief story used to illustrate of make a point.

35. Anecdote

36. Does a metaphor use the words “like” or “as”?

37. No

38. Name the technique: He was faster then a cheetah.

39. Metaphor

40. How does sensory details help the reader?

41. It tells the reader the taste, sight, fell, sound, and smell the character has.

42. What is this? A statement that gives the main idea of an essay.

43. Thesis statement or Focus statement.

44. True or False: Synonym is the opposite of the word.

45. False

46. Fill in the blank: ___ is how an author writes.

47. Style

48. False or True: Jargon is a word that describes another word.

49. False

50. Define Figurative Language

51. Special comparisons, often called figures of speech, that make your writing more creative.