The following is an example of a metaphor:

"I'm a prisonerOf words unsaid"

An example of assonance is...

"we shine because they hate us, floss coz they degrade us", "...they made us hate ourself and love they wealth"

the repetition of vowel sounds in the middle/end of nearby words., a kind of half rhyme.

Which is false about literary analysis?

It should focus on paraphrasing a text.

Repeating the same sound at the start of nearby words

The point of a literary analysis paragraph is to...

explain how text details, techniques, or writing structures convey a theme.

How should you end an extending lit. analysis paragraph?

Come back to the theme and note the larger implications.

a comparison of two unlike thing NOT using 'like' or 'as.'

a comparison of two unlike thing using 'like' or 'as.'

How should you start a lit. analysis paragraph?

T.A.G. + theme that echoes question key words

the repetition of consonant sounds in the middle/end of nearby words.

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The following is an example of a metaphor:
"I'm a prisonerOf words unsaid"
"I'm like a prisonerOf words unsaid"
"Run too fast to be oldI've forgotten what I was told"
"Every time I stay, quietI should start to speak"
2
The pattern of stressed syllables creates...
imagery.
rhyme
alliteration
rhythm (meter)
3
Which of the following is alliteration?
None
She surely
Seashells on the shore
She sells...
4
An example of assonance is...
"we shine because they hate us, floss coz they degrade us"
You've caged yourself...
"...they made us hate ourself and love they wealth"
"Rollies and Pashas done drove..."
5
Assonance is...
the repetition of sounds in the middle/end of nearby words.
the repetition of vowel sounds in the middle/end of nearby words.
the repetition of consonant sounds in the middle/end of nearby words.
a kind of half rhyme.
6
Which of the following is alliteration?
French fres
Unseen dream
self-conscious
Reese's Pieces
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Which is false about literary analysis?
It's in the present tense.
It should focus on paraphrasing a text.
It should have evidence from beginning, middle, and end of a text.
It's in the third person.
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Alliteration is...
Repeating the same sound at the start of nearby words
Repeating consonants at the start of nearby words
Repeating vowels at the start of nearby words
Repeating the same sound at the end of nearby words.
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The point of a literary analysis paragraph is to...
summarize a text in your own words.
explain how well an author uses text details, techniques, or structures.
explain how text details, techniques, or writing structures convey a theme.
connect a text to examples from your own life.
10
How should you end an extending lit. analysis paragraph?
With your last explanation of evidence
Come back to the theme and note the larger implications.
Ask a new question about the theme.
Restate your theme exactly as you first wrote it.
11
A metaphor is...
language that appeals to the five senses.
giving human qualities to something non-human.
a comparison of two unlike thing using 'like' or 'as.'
a comparison of two unlike thing NOT using 'like' or 'as.'
12
In a short story, the 1st person "I" is the...
author
narrator
"I"
speaker
13
A simile is...
language that appeals to the five senses.
a comparison of two unlike thing using 'like' or 'as.'
giving human qualities to something non-human.
a comparison of two unlike thing NOT using 'like' or 'as.'
14
In a POEM, the 1st person "I" is called the...
narrator
protagonist
speaker
author
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How should you start a lit. analysis paragraph?
With a summary of the text
T.A.G. + theme that echoes question key words
With a question
T.A.G. + echo the question
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Consonance is...
the repetition of vowel sounds in the middle/end of nearby words.
the repetition of consonant sounds in the middle/end of nearby words.
the repetition of sounds in the middle/end of nearby words.
a full rhyme.

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