A story is about a girl who finds a strange key in her grandmother’s attic. The events are invented, not factual., Blurb, Fiction, Bias, Anthology, The writer describes the house as “cold, silent and unfriendly,” creating a dark and uncomfortable feeling., Tone, Filler, Adverb, Genre, A story about a poor child who becomes successful suggests that hard work and hope can change someone’s life., Backstory, Establishing shot, Theme, Minor sentence, The writer shows that the main character is impatient because she taps her foot, interrupts people and refuses to wait., Anthology, Bias, Blurb, Characterisation, “The wind screamed through the broken windows.” This sentence uses language that gives human qualities to the wind., Genre, Prose, Filler, Figure of speech, The story is told by a nervous narrator who keeps saying, “I don’t know if I should tell you this…”, Storyboard, Adverb, Voice, Anthology, A newspaper article says: “The new school rules are ridiculous and unfair.” It only presents one strong opinion., Establishing shot, Bias, Genre, Fiction, “Although it was raining, Mia walked to school.” The idea Although it was raining cannot stand alone as a full sentence., Subordinate clause, Blurb, Compound sentence, Minor sentence, “Silence.” This is not a complete sentence, but it creates a dramatic effect., Adverb, Compound-complex sentence, Minor sentence, Backstory, “Although Jack was tired, he finished his homework, and he packed his bag for school.” This sentence contains a subordinate clause and two main ideas joined together., Filler, Genre, Minor sentence, Compound-complex sentence.

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