Whats The Purpose Of Poetry?

poetry is to tell stories and show strong emotions.

the person who tells the story.

An indication of a future event

Between two or more people or a conversation

Style or choice of words & phrases that are used in writing.

Writing that is based on facts, real events, and people

Identify the hyperbole...

Your lack of concern about your grades is killing me

The most important or the Big idea from the text.

What is Characterization?

The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character.

To make something clearer to determine the meaning

which is a hyperbole?

this brick is a million pounds!!!

someone's position or understanding of something

A phrase which has a different meaning from what is said

Saying the opposite of what you mean

the conversation between characters in a book.

repeting somethinh that has already been said or written

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1
Whats The Purpose Of Poetry?
to read things
there is no purpose it is boring
poetry is to tell stories and show strong emotions.
none of the above
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Tone refers to.....
The Author
Me
Your mom
You
3
Poetry always has to rhyme.
False
True
4
A two lined stanza
Stanza
Poem
Couplet
Line
5
The narrator is a......
Chicken
Alligator
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Narrative writing can be...
Only Make Believe
Only Real
Real or Make-Believe
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what is a narrator??
the person who writes the book.
the person who tells the story.
the person who makes the event.
the person who draw the pictures.
8
Is this an oxymoron?
False
True
9
Logos appeal to
Myself
Reasoning
Everyone
Logic
10
The emotional meaning or mood of a word or phrase. Often positive or negative.
Intonation
Tone
Connotation
11
Foreshadowing
An indirect reference
Words or phrases that aren’t meant to be taken literally
Comparing two things using like or as
An indication of a future event
12
Dialogue means
To talk to one poem
Between two or more people or a conversation
To have a specimen
To design
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Logos, Pathos or Ethos?
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
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What is diction?
Style or choice of words & phrases that are used in writing.
The main idea isn't completed until the end of the sentence.
An expression that doesn't make sense if taken literally.
A word is applied to an object but isn't literally relevant.
15
Which of the following is NOT a theme seen in Fahrenheit 451?
Good vs. Evil
Destruction
Ignorance vs. Knowledge
Technology
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The writer's feeling about the piece
Diction
Imagery
Mood
Tone
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"The firehouse trembled as a great flight of jet planes whistled a single note across the black morning sky."
Allusion
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
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Is this dramatic irony?
FALSE
TRUE
19
Pathos uses
sensory details
imagery
all of the above
figurative language
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Mood refers to....
The Author
Me
You
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What logos are these?
Christan Dior
Chloe`
COCO CHANEL 🥥
Gucci
22
What is nonfiction?
Writing that is based on unicorns and dragons
Writing that is based on facts, real events, and people
Writing that is based on things that people make up
Writing that is based on things that are not real
23
Identify the hyperbole...
Your lack of concern about your grades is killing me
Looks like you let the cat out of the bag.
That dog is tearing up the furniture.
24
Logos, Pathos or Ethos?
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
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The main idea is
Supporting detail
The author's opinion
The most important or the Big idea from the text.
The best part of the story
26
The use of clues to hint at events that will occur later in the plot
Prediction
Foreshadowing
Setting
Flashback
27
Hyperbole is...
Giving human characteristics to something
A comparison using like or as
An exaggeration
A word representing a sound
28
What Genre?
Gospel
Disco
R&B
Funk
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What is Characterization?
The quarterback of the Jacksonville Jaguars
A sentence with more than one subject or predicate.
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character.
A set of words that is complete in itself
30
What is hyperbole?
understatement
a comparison of two things without using like or as
extreme exaggeration
a comparison of two things using like or as
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could be any third person narratve
point of view
tone
setting
plot
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Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
alliteration
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
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The mood of this photo might be...
Sleepy
Peaceful
Sad
Anxious
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Define clarify.
To work together cooperatively.
To fully understand.
To direct, lead or manage something.
To make something clearer to determine the meaning
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which is a hyperbole?
REEEEEE
oww! my head
the wind howled
this brick is a million pounds!!!
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Pathos?
Emotions
Logic
Ethics
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point of view:
a section of a text
establish or strengthen with new evidence or facts
consider in detail in order to discover essential details
someone's position or understanding of something
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What can be an authors purpose?
To Inform
To Entertain
To Persuade
All of the above
39
Words that imitate sounds.
Mr. Orr
Exclamation Point
Onomoatopoeia
Simile
40
An idiom is...
Giving human characteristics to something that isn't alive
A phrase which has a different meaning from what is said
An imitation of a sound
An exaggeration
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Define verbal irony.
Saying what you mean
Saying the opposite of what you mean
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the feeling or emotion the reader gets while reading a piece of literature
mood
tone
43
Dialogue is
the conflict that the characters face in a book.
the conversation between characters in a book.
an illustration in a book.
44
"his hands were the hands of some amazing conductor playing all the symphonies of blazing and burning.."
Imagery
Allusion
Simile
Metaphor
45
an indirect reference outside of a literary work
Tone
Illusion
Allusion
Mood
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repetition...
address to some inanimate thing
a word referring to or replacing a word used earlier in a sentence
repeting somethinh that has already been said or written
understanding of one thing by means of another
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"With the brass nozzle in his fists, with this great python spitting its venomous kerosene.."
Metaphor
Allusion
Imagery
Simile
48
Ethos appeal to
authority and credibility
Logic
Reason
Emotion
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how many stanzas
10
7
20
8
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Should you Paraphrase?
Yes
No
51
The use of a person, place, or thing to represent or stand for something else
Symbol
Theme
Motif
Plot
52
Define Understatement
exaggeration by showing restraint
An exaggeration, in nonfiction prose arguments.
the use of irony to mock or convey contempt.
None of these
53
Allegory
a story that references a historical event or other story
a fable with a meaning
54
Dictionary meaning of a word.
Definition
Connotation
Denotation
A book
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Fiction or Non-Fiction
Fiction
Non-Fiction
56
Prose is:
the end or finish of an event or process
Any Written work that follows a basic grammatical structure
a beginning section which states the purpose
Something I think
57
Author's use of vivid and descriptive language to add depth to their work, appeals to 5 senses
Motif
Symbolism
Theme
Imagery
58
Define situational irony.
When the impoter is sus
When you say the opposite of what you mean
When Derek
When the opposite of what is expected
59
Definition of structure:
to arrange the different parts of something into a pattern or system
a situation where activities are carefully organized and planned
the way in which the parts of something are connected with each other and f
something that has been built, especially something large such as a buildin
60
Define rhetoric.
It's Dr. Evil's nemesis.
When you use questions that don't need answers.
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
The art of choosing Rhet or Rick
61
Evaluate the tone:
wary
ecstatic
candid
restrained
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A thesis statement should...
not be included in 1st paragraph
Include support for your reasons
Should be confusing to the reader
Include 2 reasons you support and your position
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What does expostion evolves
Main Characters
Setting(only)
Setting,Characters,Story
seven,Elmo,nine
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An example of foreshadowing?
Hermia's dream of the snake
Titania falling in love with a donkey
Beowulf killing Grendel
Bottom turns into a donkey
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Example of situational irony.
Saying that your happy even thoough you're dead inside
Going the park in June and itś snowing
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A comparison of two unlike things using like or as
Plot
Metaphor
Mood
Simile
67
Logos, Pathos or Ethos?
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
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What Genre?
Blues
Pop
R&B
Jazz
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What is an inference?
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and background knowledge.
The who, what, where, when, and how of a story
Something you can see, hear, taste, or touch
A comparison using like or as
70
irony
opposite of what someone meant
to have an effect
to show
an order
71
What is exaggeration used to convey meaning called?
hyberbole
characterization
theme
onomatopoeia
72
Logos, Pathos or Ethos?
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
73
An example of Ethos could be...
"This is the best phone iv'e ever had" - Morgan Freeman
"I took a picture of Jennifer Lopez"
Jessica Simpson says, "Everyone should use proactive"
"The chair is pretty"
74
Fiction or Non-Fiction
Fiction
Non-Fiction
75
tension
unifying idea
situation of suspense
post on website
a central point
76
Foreshadowing
An indication of a future event
Words or phrases that aren’t meant to be taken literally
Comparing two things using like or as
An indirect reference
77
Which story structure gives the sequence of events that occurred?
Kabob
Problem/Solution
Chronological
Compare/Contrast
78
Understatement
i was so tired that i had to drink 5 coffees
it rained a bit in Houston
makes an idea more important than it really is
makes an idea less important than it really is
79
The rising action is ?
The start of all the suspense and conflict ?
The ending
The events that tie up loose ends before the ending
The highest, most exciting part of the story
80
In a rhetorical analysis you want to analyze
Rhetorical choices the writer makes
2Pac vs Biggie
Whether you agree with the author's claims
Who was the best Disney princess
81
Justify:
To recognize or point out.
The order of events or steps.
A belief or idea that a person has.
Give details, or evidence to support your point.
82
Hyperbole
The house was so big I needed a map to find my room.
The tall grass danced in the breeze.
The little boy was quiet as a mouse.
The clouds were marshmallows.
83
The main message or moral of a story
Theme
Motif
Plot
Setting
84
Define Repetition
an idea that is never said
an idea said only once
an idea said twice
an idea that is repeated over and over again many times
85
Paraphrase
To rewrite other's words to gain better clarity
To use someones exact words
86
narrative
a story
an annoying person
a riddle
someone who is boring
87
What is a pun?
a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word
A type of equation
An ancient method of punishment
A boy's name
88
Poetry
stanzas
lines
89
This is Dramatic Irony
True
False
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What is an oxymoron?
a comparison using like or as
a word or phrase that contradicts itself
repetition of the first word of sentences
words that sound like their meanings
91
Example of verbal irony.
When you eat some Hot Pockets.
When you say ¨The weather is amazing.¨Even though it's raining.
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The plot of a story is
who the story is about
what happens in the story
where and when the story takes place
retelling the story in a short way
93
What is the central idea of Fahrenheit 451?
The conflict between freedom of thought and censorship.
To understand the world around you.
Fire solves all of your problems
To show reading books will cause a government to fear you.
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What does a thesis statement do?
tells the reader what they are about to learn about
explains how to make pancakes
tells the reader your opinion on a topic
tells the reader why your topic is important
95
is this a pun?
no
maybe
yes
96
Where a story takes place...
river
setting
ocean
ball
97
Allusion
The power to bring about a result
To make the meaning more transparent and easy to understand
A brief, usually indirect reference to a person, place or event
To make evident or prove
98
Montag is introduced to the reader as a fireman who starts, but firemen are supposed to put out fires. This is...
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Irony
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How do you make an inference?
use context clues
think about the whole text and what the author teaches
use clues from the text and my background knowledge
think really hard and the answer will come to me

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