Analyze Craft and Structure CCSSR5 and CCSSR6 (purpose) (writer’s choices) Students should be able to interpret the use of these techniques to writer’s communicate the theme of a story or central idea of nonfiction. Story Writers Poets Nonfiction Writers Biographers action alliteration allusion A biographer colloquialism figurative language analogy may use many descriptive details hyperbole anecdote of the nonfiction dialogue imagery argument writer’s figurative language irony boldface techniques as flashback metaphor captions well as foreshadowing meter compare techniques of hyperbole mood contrast the story writer. idiom narrator data Usually, these imagery onomatopoeia debate techniques are irony paradox description part of a metaphor personification details biography. mood point of view dialogue challenges narrator repetition examples commentary rhyme figurative language first person conflict rhythm graph second person conflict third person satire headings resolution omniscient sensory detail humor context onomatopoeia simile illustrations details plot twist symbolism imagery dialogue point of view tone narrative mood repetition visual detail point of view quotations satire voice quotations perspectives sensory detail sarcasm tone simile satire story within a story sequence suspense text structure: symbolism cause-effect narration tone visual detail description voice problem-solution sequence table timeline titles and subtitles tone transition voice
Analyze Craft and Structure CCSSR5 (writer’s choices) and CCSSR6 (purpose) Students should be able to interpret the writer’s use of these techniques to communicate the theme of a story or central idea of nonfiction. Story Writers Poets Nonfiction Writers Biographers action colloquialism descriptive details dialogue figurative language flashback foreshadowing hyperbole idiom imagery irony metaphor mood narrator first person second person third person omniscient onomatopoeia plot twist point of view repetition satire sensory detail simile story within a story suspense symbolism narration tone visual detail voice alliteration figurative language hyperbole imagery irony metaphor meter mood narrator onomatopoeia paradox personification point of view repetition rhyme rhythm satire sensory detail simile symbolism tone visual detail voice allusion analogy anecdote argument boldface captions compare contrast data debate description details dialogue examples figurative language graph headings humor illustrations imagery narrative point of view quotations sarcasm satire sequence text structure: cause-effect description problem-solution sequence table timeline titles and subtitles tone transition voice A biographer may use many of the nonfiction writer’s techniques as well as techniques of the story writer. Usually, these techniques are part of a biography. challenges commentary conflict conflict resolution context details dialogue mood quotations perspectives tone
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