"Show" rather than "Tell" means:

Imagery details of all kinds is the way to go

SETTING to create Mood:

core factor, where your story is set

DIALOGUE to create Mood:

conversation between characters

WORD CHOICE to create Mood:

adjectives, descriptive verbs create atmosphere

PACING to create Mood:

length of sentences, movement from one sentence to another.

Key words identifying "shifts" in poem are:

but, yet, nevertheless, however, although

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Unit 1 Review #4

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Hero's Journey/Literary Devices review

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1
Poems are divided into
stanzas
lines
paragraphs
quadrants
2
Mood:
how the author feels
how the reader feels
3
"Show" rather than "Tell" means:
1st person point of view is all that matters
Vivid verbs is all you need
Imagery details of all kinds is the way to go
Single point of view with only ONE character's thoughts
4
SETTING to create Mood:
adjectives, descriptive verbs create atmosphere
conversation between characters
core factor, where your story is set
length of sentences, movement from one sentence to another.
5
Sharp contrasts in "word choice" in a poem:
dashes, periods, semi-colons
lengths, lines
but, yet, nevertheless, however, although
diction
6
DIALOGUE to create Mood:
length of sentences, movement from one sentence to another.
conversation between characters
core factor, where your story is set
adjectives, descriptive verbs create atmosphere
7
Tone:
how the reader feels
how the author feels
8
WORD CHOICE to create Mood:
adjectives, descriptive verbs create atmosphere
core factor, where your story is set
length of sentences, movement from one sentence to another.
conversation between characters
9
PACING to create Mood:
adjectives, descriptive verbs create atmosphere
conversation between characters
core factor, where your story is set
length of sentences, movement from one sentence to another.
10
Positive connotation for "intruder"
guest
rare
eavesdrop
gaze
11
Changes that help identify "shifts" in poems are:
but, yet, nevertheless, however, although
lengths, lines
diction
dashes, periods, semi-colons
12
Tone (expressing sentiment)
nostalgic
critical
13
Punctuation identifying "shifts" in poem are:
lengths, lines
dashes, periods, semi-colons
but, yet, nevertheless, however, although
diction
14
Key words identifying "shifts" in poem are:
dashes, periods, semi-colons
but, yet, nevertheless, however, although
diction
lengths, lines
15
Tone (expressing judgement)
nostalgic
critical

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