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1 Read the comic. Answer the questions.
1
Who wrote the comic?
2
Who did the author write the comic for?
3
Where was the comic published?
4
What is the comic about?
2 Read the comic again. Answer the questions.
1
What is Marion’s “power?”
2
How does she use her power at the beginning of the comic?
3
What is the consequence of her actions?
4
What does she learn by the end of the comic?
3 Onomatopoeia Answer the questions.
1
Find an example of onomatopoeia in the comic and write it here.
2
What does the sound represent?
3
What other sounds could the story have?
4 Onomatopoeia Match the onomatopoeia words with the sounds they represent.
1
a
a blow, a punch
2
b
a bullet hissing
3
c
laughter
4
d
expressing relief
5
e
the sound of metal on metal
5 Punctuation Answer the questions.
1
When are capital letters used in the comic?
2
Find a sentence with more than one exclamation point. What emotion does
the author want to express?
Onomatopoeia
Authors sometimes want
to represent sounds
in a story. The written
representation of sounds
is called Onomatopoeia.
Examples of this are “drip”
for the sound of a leaky
faucet or “growl” for the
sound an angry dog makes.
Punctuation
Authors usually only use one
question mark or exclamation
point. However, the writing
style in comics and graphic
novels is more informal.
Authors may use more than
one exclamation point or
question mark to indicate
stronger feelings.
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