Text Analysis - After including evidence, you should do all of the following except:

state, "This supports my claim."

Which is an example of central idea

Don't be afraid to make new friends

Despite difficulties or a low probability

Descriptive techniques - Sensory langauge

literary term for the use of the five senses to enhance writing

When the author interrupts to tell about a memory

What does your thesis look like in a Text Analysis essay?

The author uses ____ to develop the central idea __________.

The author's attitude and feelings toward the subject.

(happen) although it seemed impossible

The central idea can be determined by which of the following?

lesson character learns, repeated evidence

How should the central idea be stated?

In sentence form as a statement

Why is sensory langauge important when writing?

It makes your writing more detailed and exciting.

What is the anchor question for memory moment?

Why might this memory be important?

Choose the example of central idea.

Don't judge a book by its cover.

Which is an example of central idea?

Money can't buy hapiness, Differing climates around the world impact how we live

focuses on literary devices and central idea

A mood in literature is...

the way a text makes the reader feel

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Text Analysis - After including evidence, you should do all of the following except:
connect back to your central/controlling idea
explain the device
state, "This supports my claim."
analyze why the author did this
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Which is an example of central idea
Hector is very friendly and wants to talk to others
Don't be afraid to make new friends
Friendship
Kindness
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Against all odds
To give up
Despite difficulties or a low probability
Not as good as another
To be the favourite
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Which aspect of 💥Exploding Analysis💥 is missing from this example?
Text Level
Writers Purpose Level
Device level
Thematic World Level
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What is the tone? Wow! With a top speed of 150 miles per hour, that car can almost fly!
Dull
Scared
Funny
Excited
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How is a central idea developed?
Supporting details
Last sentence in the first paragraph
Last sentence in the last paragraph
Any sentence in the middle of a paragraph
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Descriptive techniques - Sensory langauge
comparison of 2 similar things using 'like' / 'as' to enhance a description
literary term for the attribution of characteristics to someone/something
literary term for the attribution of human emotion and conduct
literary term for the use of the five senses to enhance writing
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Memory Moment
When the author interrupts to tell about a memory
When a character offers serious advice
When you notice something over and over
When the character asks a difficult question
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the literal dictionary definition of a word
denotation
repetition
deregulation
connotation
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What does your thesis look like in a Text Analysis essay?
Some may say _____ but, ________.
The author's central idea develops the literary device.
________ should/should not because ______.
The author uses ____ to develop the central idea __________.
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What is tone?
Action words
How the audience should feel.
A person, place, thing, or animal
The author's attitude and feelings toward the subject.
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Against all odds
(happen) although it seemed impossible
a person/ company that pays for something inreturn for advertising
the thick hair covers the body of animals
examining the details of something in order to understand it
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The central idea can be determined by which of the following?
none of the above
reading the last chapter
lesson character learns
repeated evidence
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How should the central idea be stated?
In sentence form as a statement
As a rhetorical question
In one word
As bullet points
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the central idea or message of a selection
climax
main idea
summary
theme
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Which aspect of 💥Exploding Analysis💥 is missing from this example?
Device Level
Text Level
Writer's Purpose Level
Thematic/World Level
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Why is sensory langauge important when writing?
It helps the reader understand better.
It makes your writing more detailed and exciting.
It is not imporant.
It is cool.
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Which aspect of 💥Exploding Analysis💥 is missing from this example?
Device Level
Text Level
Thematic/World Level
Writer's Purpose Level
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In literature, diction is
Clearly pronouncing your words
A book to look up definitions in
Word choice
Copying down notes on what someone is saying
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A poetic device that uses figurative langauge to evoke a sensory experience or create a picture with words
Mood
Imagery
Allusion
Metaphor
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What is the tone? Ugh! Do I really have to sit through a boring lecture on data entry again?
calm
excited
annoyed
scary
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What is the anchor question for memory moment?
Why is the character doing that?
Why might this memory be important?
Why does this keep showing up?
What is the life lesson?
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Choose the example of central idea.
Love and family
Don't judge a book by its cover.
Capital Punishment
Prejudice
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Which is an example of central idea?
Money can't buy hapiness
three little pigs
Differing climates around the world impact how we live
Matt was laying in the coffin while his family cried.
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Text analysis...
allows the reader a superficial understanding of a text
focuses on literary devices and central idea
is a summary of the text
only takes note of the features of a document
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A mood in literature is...
an extreme exaggeration
the way a text makes the reader feel
the life lesson the author intends for the reader to learn
the main idea the author is trying to get across

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