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Lit review for first semester #english
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What is not a component of an SAR?
Explain your textual evidence.
Use supporting textual evidence
Answer the question
Only paraphrase to support answer
2
What are the components of a good introductory paragraph?
Hook, thesis
Thesis
Leaders and hooks
First person opinion
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How the writer feels about his subject that comes through based upon their diction.
Diction
Mood
Voice
Tone
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A writer's vivid description that help readers visualize...
Onomonopeia
Imagery
Figurative Language
Personification
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How the reader feels about the story is...
Tone
Diction
Voice
Mood
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Usually the most exciting part of the story; all the main conflict comes together.
Climax
Confection
Conclusion
Conflict
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When authors give human traits to animals and/or inanimate objects it is...
Anthropomorphism
Characterization
Personification
Allusion
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What do you do when you don't know the meaning of a word or words?
Use context clues
Skip it
Use a thesaurus
Use a dictionary
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A concrete or physical object that represents an abstract concept.
Symbol
Climax
Genre
Motif
10
Damsel in distress, hero, villain, underdog, and temptress are examples of...
Characters
Metaphors
Archetypes
Arches
11
What is the essay genre this year?
Expository
Argumentative
Persuasive
Narrative
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The rumbling waterfall was crystal clear; the mist glistened with every color of the rainbow.
Symbolism
Imagery
Literature
Anaphora
13
A body paragraph for STAAR can include all of the following except...
Evidence and explanation
One main idea
Topic Sentence
Personal experience
14
What is the best strategy to use for an Short Analytic Response?
APE
HELP
BRACE
ACE
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Who tells the story in either first, second, or third person point of view.
Antagonist
Author
Narrartor
Protagonist
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A literary device where an author ridicules specific people, groups, or some aspect of society.
Irony
Parody
Satire
Imagery
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Time is money.
Parody
Simile
Irony
Metaphor
18
An essays conclusion should include the following
Counter-argument
Evidence
A "wrap up" of your topic
New information
19
"New York, New York at the turn of the century." gives the reader what...
Plot
Theme
Setting
Place
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Define Diction
Word Choice
Choosing words
Cord Whoice
Vocabulary
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A literary device that shows reader specific events prior to current action of story.
Allusion
Simile
Foreshadowing
Flashback