Making Inferences is:

forming idea by combining text evidence & reasoning & prior knowledge

Life lesson / moral of the story

a comparison between two or more things without using the words like or as

common types of figurative language are---

metaphor, simile, hyperbole, personification

return to nature and a renewed interest in Greek mythology

intellectual and cultural revival of African American arts and politics

association or set of associations that come to mind

a conversation between 2 or more peeople

portrays a person's experience of life events.

conflict, setting, character, plot, theme

a comparison using the words like or as

through the use of descriptive words

repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of 2 or more words

determining the differences between two things

a transition to an earlier time that interrupts the chronological order

exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

shows relationship between event and what happened bc of the event

to Persuade, Inform, or Entertain

a first-person account of the author’s life and contains no fiction.

Sound word examples- Bang! Pow! Whoosh!

fixed verse form of Italian origin consisting of 14 lines

giving human examples to non human objects

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allusion
prior knowledge
an indirect reference
a trick
Greek God
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Expository
Fiction
Narrative
intended to explain or describe something
Persuasive
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free verse
a story
does not follow rules of meter or rhyme
narrative
autobiography
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free verse =
non-rhyming
free rhyming
strict rules
rapping
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Meter =
Poetry rule
The length of a line of poetry
a measuring stick
distance in poem
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Author's Tone =
readers feelings about the author
author's use of words and writing style to convey their attitude on topic
exercise
misinterpretation
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Making Inferences is:
forming idea by combining text evidence & reasoning & prior knowledge
information
the speaker
bubbles
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Rhetoric =
logos, pathos, ethos
sarcastic
retro text elements
rhino
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Theme =
Central Idea
Life lesson / moral of the story
Genre
Text Specific
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Ethos
an eternity
Ethics/ Credibility
A party dish
Author echoing another author
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excerpt
entertainment
full text
expository
part of a text
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Metaphor =
Sound word examples
a comparison between two or more things without using the words like or as
exaggeration
a comparison using the words like or as
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Pathos =
a plant
emotions
a super villian
the path less traveled
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common types of figurative language are---
metaphor, simile, hyperbole, personification
making guesses
logos, ethos, pathos
figuring it out detective style
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Figurative Language= Words are used differently from their literal meaning to create deeper meaning.
False
True
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Tone = the authors attitude towards a subject
True
False
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Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers
Limerick
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Sonnet
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Romantic Period
focused on fantasy
dystopian
rennaissance
return to nature and a renewed interest in Greek mythology
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Harlem Renaissance
intellectual and cultural revival of African American arts and politics
Street festival
Polish cultural revival
a text we read
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fiction
fake
sci-fi
real
romance
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non-fiction
fake
dystopian
not fake
tall tale
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Denotation =
emotonial
damaging
literal
demoted
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Tone = the speaker's attitude
True
False
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Connotative =
personal and cultural experiences
explicit definition
association or set of associations that come to mind
classified
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Analogy
rhyming
comparison of 2 things
repetition
reference
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Dialogue
dictionary definition
Journal entries
scheming
a conversation between 2 or more peeople
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first person point of view
all knowing
You, Yours, Your
She, they , them
I, We, Me, My
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Biography
a description of a famous person's life
memoir
portrays a person's experience of life events.
non-detailed description of a person's life
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literary elements =
the stuff thats in the movies
beginning, middle, end
american lit, british lit, poetry
conflict, setting, character, plot, theme
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Narrative
an essay
a long text
a time period in literature
a story
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Simile =
"Break a leg"
exaggeration
giving human examples to non humans
a comparison using the words like or as
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The setting of the story is...
the tone
where the story takes place
the mood
how the main character acts
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Tone can be inferred
dial tone
through the phone
through one person
through the use of descriptive words
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Alliteration =
pronouncing words slowly
prnouncing words quickly
specific type of lliterature
repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of 2 or more words
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Synonym =
simple
similar
opposite
cinnamon
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Denotative =
demanding
Dictionary definition
demoted
ending the sentence with a period
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Contrasting
determining the differences between two things
determining meaning
rhyming
arguing
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flashback =
a warning
memo
a transition to an earlier time that interrupts the chronological order
flash of lightning
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Plot =
Point loved over time
climax, falling action, rising action, introduction resolution
rising action, introduction, falliing action, resolution, climax
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
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cause and effect
shows relationship between event and what happened bc of the event
why it happened
Effective writing
non-effective writing
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Figurative Language is used to
literal answers only
be a detective
assumptions
create imagery
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Connotative =
icecream cone
emotional
literal
wondering
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Author's Purpose
Genre
to Persuade, Inform, or Entertain
Morals
Mood & Tone
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Logos =
Author's brand logo
logic
a drink
little
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Autobiography =
a book
a type of car
a first-person account of the author’s life and contains no fiction.
fact and fiction
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Onomatopoeia =
a comparison using like or as
Sound word examples- Bang! Pow! Whoosh!
a comparison without using like or as
personification
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Sonnet
fixed verse form of Italian origin consisting of 14 lines
No line limit
Non-rhyming
non-fixed verse
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Hyperbole =
Exaggeration
giving human examples to non humans
Bang! WoW! Pow! Whoosh!
"Break a leg"
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Salty Seashells by the Seashore
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Limerick
Sonnet
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Personification =
a comparison between two or more things without the words like or as
"Break a leg"
exaggeration
giving human examples to non human objects

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