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TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis
TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis
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For the second T in TP-CASTT, you will...
Discuss what you think about the title AFTER you read the poem.
Throw the poem away.
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For the S in TP-CASTT, you will...
Describe the poem's setting
Indicate where there is a shift in the tone of the poem.
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What is the figurative meaning of "she is so sweet"?
She is so nice!
She tastes delicious!
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For the P in TP-CASTT, I will...
Paraphrase what the poem is about.
Predict how the poem will end.
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For the C in TP-CASTT, I will...
Count the lines in the poem.
Find examples of connotation in the poem.
Count the stanzas in the poem.
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For the A in TP-CASTT, you will...
Describe your attitude or feeling toward the poem.
Describe the the author's attitude or feeling from the poem.
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To shift means to...
begin
change
continue
end
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For the first T in TP-CASTT, I will
Use the title to predict what the poem is about BEFORE I read the poem.
Analyze the title choice AFTER I read the poem.
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What does paraphrase mean?
Use the exact words from the poem.
Explain what the poem means in your own words.
Cope and paste words from the poem.
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What is your feeling or attitude toward a story or poem called?
mood
tone
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What is the literal meaning of "she is so sweet"?
She is so nice!
She tastes delicious!
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What does connotation mean?
Figurative Language
Literal language
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What does connotation/figurative language mean?
Non-literal meaning that gives a special meaning to what is said or written
The literal meaning of the words.
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What is the author's attitude or feeling from the poem or story called?
mood
tone
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For the third T in TP-CASTT, you will...
Tear the poem up.
Identify the theme of the poem.
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What is a theme?
The poem explained in your own words.
A summary of the poem.
A lesson or message from the poem.