Riddles for Language Arts Class with Wordplay Flair

I compare two unlike things using like or as. What am I?

I continue the story before the story began. What am I?

I sound like the noise I name. What am I?

I am the hero opposite who stirs trouble. What am I?

I sneak in silent letters like knife and gnome. What am I?

I give human traits to raindrops and sunbeams. What am I?

I organize ideas into beginning, middle, and end. What am I?

I am a sentence that asks something. What am I?

I hold an argument in organized paragraphs. What am I?

I show feelings in script without telling. What am I?

I am the lesson hidden between lines. What am I?

I am two words that contradict yet fit. What am I?

I offer synonyms when one word feels plain. What am I?

I am the main character inner voice. What am I?

I wrap up the story and satisfy readers. What am I?

I compare without using like or as. What am I?

I hint early at what happens later. What am I?

I am the time and place of a story. What am I?

I am the problem that drives the plot. What am I?

I am the voice telling the story. What am I?

I am the feeling a text creates. What am I?

I am the author attitude toward a topic. What am I?

I am the punctuation around spoken words. What am I?

I am the paragraph sentence that states the main idea. What am I?

I am proof from the passage. What am I?

I am a phrase that is not literal. What am I?

I am the draft improved by changing words and structure. What am I?

I am the final check for spelling and commas. What am I?

I am the board full of new weekly words. What am I?

I turn ELA review into a clue game. What am I?