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Narrated by a character speaking for and about themselves.
Ex: " I walked down the hall and into English where my teacher was." |
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Third Person Limited
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Narrator knows only the thoughts and feelings of a single character, while other characters are presented only externally.
Ex: He thought to himself "im an idiot". |
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Third Person Omniscient
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Narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all of the in the story.
Ex:As the man saw her start up the hill, he moved quickly into the shelter ge old maple tree. If she saw him now, everything would be ruined. |
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Information
Ex: "He was born in Southort 20 years ago on July 10th." |
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Characters or events represent or symbolize ideas and concepts.
Ex-In The Wizard of Oz, in which cowardice is embodied in the lion, thoughtless panic in the scarecrow, and so on. |
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A series of words in a row have the same first consonant sound.
Ex-Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers
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Something that makes a reference to, or a representation of, people, places, events, literary work, myths, or works of art, either directly or by implication.
Ex- In Night the woman sees fire which is an allusion for how many of the poeple were gougn t
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Repetition of vowel sounds to create internal rhyming within phrases or sentences.
Ex- Do you like blue?
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Guess
Ex- I assume that someone who is really tall can walk fast. |
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The self written acount of the life of a person.
Ex- Benjamin Franklin has an Autobiography.
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A detailed description or account of a persons life written by someone else.
Ex-There will be a biography wrote on me because I will be important in some way. |
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Main idea, theme, the whole point of the piece of work.\
Ex-The centeral idea of The Big Fish was truth. |
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Personality, underlying values, aspects of a persons behavior.
Ex- My brother has the character trait of meaness. |
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An overused and obvious remark.
Ex- Dont judge a book by its cover. |
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The most important part of the story, the point, the summit.
Ex- The climax of Night is when Ellies father dies. |
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Incompatibility between the objectives or to or more characters or foreces.
Ex-Ellie Wiesel has an internal conflict when he thinks to himself that he wants his father not to be a burden. |
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An idea or feeling.
Ex- The words childish and childlike implies that someone is immature, but youthful infers that someone is lively and energetic. |
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Repetition of the same consonant two or more times in short succession.
Ex- All the mammals named sam are clammy. |
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Delivers menaing and idea.
Ex-The author of night conveys the theme through different events. |
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Cultural Background
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Belief, understandings, and rituals.
Ex- The people in Night have much different cultural backgrounds than the people in Persepolis. |
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Literal meaning of a word.
Ex- The denotation of the word perfect is: having all the required or desirable elements. |
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Speakers distinctive vocabulary choices or tone and style of expression.
Ex- "Hi how are you?" "Good" |
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The art of creating characters by giving information about the character.
Ex-In Persepolis Marjane characterized her grandmother very well. |
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Dynamic Character
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A person who undergors dramatic change in outlook or character.
Ex- In Things Fall Apart Okonkwos son is a dynamic character. |
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Rhyming of the terminal syllabuls of a verse
Ex- Star Light
Star Bright |
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Later part of the word or phrase is identical.
Ex- Bat, cat, rat |
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External Conflict
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A struggle outside of the charcter
Ex- In Persepolis Marjane has an external conflict with her teacher. |
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Stories that are fabricated or made up.
Ex- The Twighlight series are fiction.
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Writings based on facts.
Persepolis is non-fiction.
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Literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm.
Ex- Every song is a piece of poetry. |
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A play for theater, radio, or televison.
Ex- Cyrando De Bergiac is a Drama. |
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Figurative Language
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When you describe something by comparing it to something else.
Ex- Metaphor. You are what you eat. |
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The character in a piece of writing that doesnt change.
Ex- The character Okonkwo is a flat character, he doesnt change his religion. |
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Exagerated statements not ment to be taken literally.
Ex- I am so hungry I could eat a horse. |
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Visually descreptive figurative language.
Ex- He fumed and charged like a bull. |
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An indirect indication.
Ex- Throughtout Things Fall Apart it is implied that Oknokwo is concerend what other people think of him. |
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Not straight foward.
Ex- In The Kite Runner the way Hassan feels for Amir is shown inderectly. |
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To conclude from evidence.
Ex- I can infer when my mom is mad at me by the tone of voice she talks to me in. |
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The main charcter has a problem inside them.
Ex- In Cyrano De Bergiac Cyrano has an internal cocnflict because he is in love with Roxane. |
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Inward-looking or parochial.
Ex- My brother is very introverted, he keeps to himnself. |
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The expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite.
Ex- Its ironic that the biggest jerk at school gave the speech at the ceramony about character. |
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- An autobiography or a written account of one's memory of certain events or people.
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Ex- Night is a memoir |
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The feeling that is portrayed in a writing.
Ex- The mood of Night is very depressing and sad.
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A narrative, book length
Ex- The Kite Runner is a novel. |
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Objective Summary
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An effective way to preview information.
Ex- An objective summary is the Prolouge. |
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Word used to make sound effects.
Ex- VROOOM! |
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The way you see things.
Ex- Author of Night trys to alter our perception of the Halocaust. |
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Giving humans unhuman charcteristics.
Ex- Sayinng I run like a cheetah. |
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To shorten soomething.
Ex- A summary is paraphrashing the whole book. |
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Order of events in a story.
Ex- Part of the plot in Night was that Elies dad died right before the people came and lieberated them. |
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Authors reason for the piece of writing.
Ex- Ellie Wiesel prpose of Night was to inform people about the Holocaust. |
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To show
Ex- In The Kite Runner it was revealed that Hassan was Baba's son. |
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A question not ment to be answered.
Ex- Why is it so hot outside? |
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The way the different rhymes are ordered.
Ex- An ABAB pattern is a rhyme scheme. |
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The evernts that occur that lead to the Climax.
Ex- The Rising Action in Cyrano De Bergiac is the things like the war. |
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THe main character
Ex- The main character of Persepolis is Marjane. |
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Details that describe what is heard, seen,smelt, seen, tasted, and touched.
Ex- The pickel was big smelly and juicy. |
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Place and surroundings
Ex- The seeting of Perseoplis was Iran. |
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The importance
Ex- The significnat of the letters in Cyrano De Bergiac was that they represented Cyranos insecurities. |
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Comparison using like or as.
Ex- Cute as a kitten. |
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Rhyme in which either the vowels or the consonants of stressed syllables are identical
Ex- Years, yours |
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Paragraph of a poem
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, (line 1) And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; |
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Reveals the authors voice.
Ex- Marjane s styke was portratayed well becuase of her cartoons. |
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A normal object or idea has an extra symbolic meaning
Ex- In Night the suitcases symbolized their allusions. |
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The way sentences are structured. |
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The overall point of the piece of literature..
The theme of Big Fish was truth
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SHows the attitude of the author |
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SOmething presented as less important than it actually is.
Saying the Haloacaust was sad is an understatment. |
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Proof
Ex- Qoutes from readings that prove our thesis. |
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Answer, question, explanation, and summary |
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