A "scholarly" source is one that has been

published by reputable author/organization in a journal

Define the satirical term: pun

Play on words using similar spellings or pronunciation

What is the "superego" in the psychoanalytic theory of development?

The moral/heroic/idealistic part of personality

The "danger of a single story" means that

we should consider how stereotypes narrow our worldview

Define the satirical term: incongruity

presenting things that are out of place/ absurd in settings

Define the satirical term: reversal

things in the opposite order/flipped power dynamics

Which of the following is NOT a reason that satire can be controversial?

many struggle to understand its nuances

Define the satirical term: sarcasm

a distinct difference between what is said & what is meant

Which phrase about fire has a peaceful connotation?

The smoldering kindling crackled under the moonlight

Define the satirical term: understatement

Deliberately minimizing an issue to show its importance

What is the difference between denotation & connotation?

denotation=definition connotation=feeling/mood evoked

What is the "id" in the psychoanalytic theory of development?

The primal/instinctual/pleasure-seeking part of personality

The annotation in an annotated bibliography should

summarize the main points of the source, identify the title, author, source, & publication date, explain how the source will be used in the research project, analyze the source's reliability/bias

True or False: You can feel free to treat Ms. Sherburn's classroom like a library next semester

True--but remember, she's only here 1st & 2nd hr! :)

The "art" of a piece is

the author's subject & purpose, the writing strategies the author used

Succinctly explain the main ideas of a passage

Define the satirical term: hyperbole/exaggeration

wild & overstated claims not to be taken literally

Although it was relevant to the time period,The Glass Castle DIDN'T focus on single stories of

racism & the civil rights movement

Define the satirical term: parody

recreating the style of a text (songs , TV shows, articles)

Paraphrasing means to

Put the main ideas of a passage into your own words

The best way(s) to combat the danger of the single story is/are to

Seek out & listen to people who are different than you, Write your own personal stories/memoirs, Read more in general, Read books from different cultures

Define the satirical term: irony

Demonstrating that things are the opposite of expected

What is the "ego" in the psychoanalytic theory of development?

The rational/well-balanced/negotiating part of personality

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1
A "scholarly" source is one that has been
published by reputable author/organization in a journal
published within the last five years
shared frequently on social media
cited in several well-written research papers
2
Match the type of sensory imagery to its technical term: Gustatory
Taste
Sound
Touch
Smell
3
Define the satirical term: pun
wild & overstated claims not to be taken literally
Deliberately minimizing an issue to show its importance
Play on words using similar spellings or pronunciation
Demonstrating that things are the opposite of expected
4
What is the "superego" in the psychoanalytic theory of development?
The moral/heroic/idealistic part of personality
The rational/well-balanced/negotiating part of personality
The primal/instinctual/pleasure-seeking part of personality
5
The "danger of a single story" means that
we should consider how stereotypes narrow our worldview
you're likely to fall off the roof of single story homes
we should read more instead of using technology
reading can give you paper cuts
6
Define the satirical term: incongruity
things in the opposite order/flipped power dynamics
presenting things that are out of place/ absurd in settings
a distinct difference between what is said & what is meant
recreating the style of a text (songs , TV shows, articles)
7
The different types of literary criticisms are often referred to as
Lenses
Glasses
Campaigns
Fields
8
Define the satirical term: reversal
a distinct difference between what is said & what is meant
recreating the style of a text (songs , TV shows, articles)
things in the opposite order/flipped power dynamics
presenting things that are out of place/ absurd in settings
9
Match the type of sensory imagery to its technical term: Olfactory
Smell
Touch
Taste
Sound
10
Which of the following is NOT a reason that satire can be controversial?
it can easily cross the line into bullying/prejudice
many struggle to understand its nuances
some governments do not allow satirical writing or art
it can damage its target's reputation
11
Define the satirical term: sarcasm
presenting things that are out of place/ absurd in settings
a distinct difference between what is said & what is meant
recreating the style of a text (songs , TV shows, articles)
things in the opposite order/flipped power dynamics
12
Match the type of sensory imagery to its technical term: Tactile
Touch
Sound
Taste
Smell
13
The definition of a memoir is
a collection of poetry
an autobiographical story
a story that is based on a true story
a biographical story
14
Which phrase about fire has a peaceful connotation?
Blazing flames roared across the prairie
The smoldering kindling crackled under the moonlight
The inferno ravaged the home
Sparks erupted from the blowtorch
15
Which literary criticism lens? Concerned with power, equity, & economic minorities
Feminism/Gender
Psychoanalytic/Psychology
Archetypal/Mythological
Social Class/Marxism
16
How do you create an in-text citation? Title: Exams Are The Worst Author: Timothy Jones Pg. 3
("Exams Are The Worst")
("Exams Are The Worst" 3)
(Timothy Jones 3)
(Jones 3)
17
Define the satirical term: understatement
Play on words using similar spellings or pronunciation
Demonstrating that things are the opposite of expected
Deliberately minimizing an issue to show its importance
wild & overstated claims not to be taken literally
18
Literary criticism means to
Criticize the act of reading
Read literature analytically
Criticize literary works
Read literature without critical thought
19
Flashback to the 1st day: what are Ms. Sherburn's cats' names?
Salt & Pepper
Otis & Milo
Ollie & Davie
David & Goliath
20
The purpose of satire is to
Inspire social or societal change
Use techniques such as irony
Use humor & ridicule to point out vices/follies
All of the above
21
What is the difference between denotation & connotation?
denotation=spelling connotation=pronunciation
denotation=starts with c connotation=starts with d
denotation=definition connotation=feeling/mood evoked
denotation=definition connotation=symbolism
22
What is the "id" in the psychoanalytic theory of development?
The moral/heroic/idealistic part of personality
The rational/well-balanced/negotiating part of personality
The primal/instinctual/pleasure-seeking part of personality
23
The annotation in an annotated bibliography should
summarize the main points of the source
identify the title, author, source, & publication date
explain how the source will be used in the research project
analyze the source's reliability/bias
24
True or False: You can feel free to treat Ms. Sherburn's classroom like a library next semester
True--but remember, she's only here 1st & 2nd hr! :)
False--please return all books ASAP!
25
Which literary criticism lens? Concerned w/ repeated symbols, plot lines, & the hero's journey
Psychoanalytic/Psychology
Feminism/Gender
Social Class/Marxism
Archetypal/Mythological
26
How do you create an in-text citation: Title:Study Hard! Author:None Pg.None Speaker: Joe Scott
(Scott)
(Study Hard!)
(Scott, none)
("Study Hard!")
27
The "art" of a piece is
the evidence the author provides
the author's subject & purpose
the writing strategies the author used
the thesis/main claim
28
Summarizing means to
Put the main ideas of a passage into your own words
Translate the passage into another language
Succinctly explain the main ideas of a passage
Change every word so that you don't plagiarize/have to cite
29
Define the satirical term: hyperbole/exaggeration
Play on words using similar spellings or pronunciation
Demonstrating that things are the opposite of expected
Deliberately minimizing an issue to show its importance
wild & overstated claims not to be taken literally
30
Although it was relevant to the time period,The Glass Castle DIDN'T focus on single stories of
racism & the civil rights movement
1960s counterculture & artists
poverty & homelessness
alcoholism & addiction
31
Define the satirical term: parody
presenting things that are out of place/ absurd in settings
a distinct difference between what is said & what is meant
recreating the style of a text (songs , TV shows, articles)
things in the opposite order/flipped power dynamics
32
Which literary criticism lens? Concerned with unconscious behavior & personality development
Feminism/Gender
Archetypal/Mythological
Psychoanalytic/Psychology
Social Class/Marxism
33
Paraphrasing means to
Succinctly explain the main ideas of a passage
Change every word so that you don't plagiarize/have to cite
Put the main ideas of a passage into your own words
Translate the passage into another language
34
The "heart" of a piece is
the thesis/main claim
the evidence the author provides
the writing strategies the author used
the author's subject & purpose
35
Match the type of sensory imagery to its technical term: Auditory
Smell
Taste
Sound
Touch
36
The best way(s) to combat the danger of the single story is/are to
Seek out & listen to people who are different than you
Write your own personal stories/memoirs
Read more in general
Read books from different cultures
37
Define the satirical term: irony
Play on words using similar spellings or pronunciation
Demonstrating that things are the opposite of expected
Deliberately minimizing an issue to show its importance
wild & overstated claims not to be taken literally
38
What is the "ego" in the psychoanalytic theory of development?
The moral/heroic/idealistic part of personality
The rational/well-balanced/negotiating part of personality
The primal/instinctual/pleasure-seeking part of personality
39
Which literary criticism lens? Concerned with gender norms & sexuality
Feminism/Gender
Psychoanalytic/Psychology
Archetypal/Mythological
Social Class/Marxism
40
Which word best captures the tone:
x
a
y
z

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