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To support a claim, the writer must use...
Spring Finals Review - Get It!
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To support a claim, the writer must use...
Sturdy support beams
Lies
Opinions
Evidence
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Objective Summary
The share what you think might of happened
To share exactly what happened
To share what happened and your views of why it happened
To share exactly what happened and then add opinions
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Analyze a text
To carefully think about and study a text
To retweet a text
To carefully chew your food
To reread a text
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A narrator giving directions found in a Cook Book.
Second Person
First Person
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
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Dramatic Irony?
An unexpected twist that only the readers know
An unexpected twist that only the characters know
Irony created by verbal expressions
An expected twist that only the readers know
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Inference
To draw unlikely conclusions based on your feelings
Using hints and clues in the text to draw likely conclusions
To draw conclusions that are colorful
There ain't no motive for this crime, Jenny was a friend.
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Thesis Statement
Thus, the wolf found the girl lost in the woods and alone
A paragraph that reveals your position
The point of your paper and a list of supporting reasons
The point of your paper and opinions that may disagree
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Protagonist - External Conflict
Gollum wants his ring.
Vin Diesel can't decide what car to drive.
A dog is cuddling with its kittens.
Harry Potter must face winds, rain and moving tree limbs.
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... ... ... ... Symbols that represent that information is OMITTED and missing.
Denotation
Connotation
Citation
Ellipsis
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What is a claim?
A statement of fact
Insurance jargon
A statement you want others to believe
A statement of fact that can't be proven
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Varied sources
The point of origination where it all began
No articles used but solely your opinion
Numerous articles that back up your belief
An article that backs up your belief
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Cultural Context
Ideas and swifts in thinking
Ideas and beliefs known by all
Ideas and attitudes that are only understood by a society
Delivering a speech in Italian to Portuguese speakers
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Irrelevant vs. Relevant Topic: How to change a tire! Which is relevant?
The spare tire is located under the trunk.
The spare tire is red.
The wrench can be used to open a soda bottle.
There are Doritos in the back seat.
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How can you tell the difference between facts and opinions
The use of personal pronouns such as I, my, we
You can't, that's why its easy to be fooled.
Everything I say is a fact
Deductive reasoning
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Distinguish
To be similar
Antonyms
To tell the difference between
To put out a fire
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ATLQCC - The TL
In other words, Next time, Further more,
For example, "...one robot can't cross the barrier" (Low 3).
For example, "Next time we'll get them" (Burt 7).
For instance, the man moved slowly and "...
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Situational Irony
When two characters do something unsurprising.
Behrman dying for Johnsy and taking her place.
Two mules in the grand canyon.
Giraffes talking about falling in love with hippos, a la.
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Symbolism
The last leaf represented the vine dying
Something that represents itself
Part of a drum kit
When something represents a larger concept
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He sings a song when Big Hero 6 investigates a creepy radioactive island. The emerald is green
BayMax
Fred
Anna
Elsa
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The narrator is NOT a character and knows about all the character's thoughts and motives.
1st Person
3rd Person Omniscient
2nd Person
3rd Person Limited
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Propaganda
Information that lacks credibility that is used to convince
The COWBOYS are the best ever. Go Romo!
Unbiased information
The propeller of a helicopter
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Factual proof that supports your claims and opinions
Insufficient Evidence
Incredible Evidence
Hidden Evidence
Credible Evidence
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Thematic ideas
The messages the author did not intend to write
Ideas can't be proven but ice water can
The messages of the story and the thoughts it spurs
The messages left unheard
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Argumentative reasons
Facts used to explain your opinion
Reasons of sanity
Opinions used to explain the facts you chose
A fight on a crowded bus
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Counterclaims
Have you asked yourself if...
Words spoken while sitting on the kitchen counter
And then there were none...
But have you thought of...
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Hyperbole and Imagery
A CGI sunset that has a moon in the sky.
A CGI sunset with vibrant, exaggerated colors and two suns
A CGI sunset that uses realistic colors.
Say it three times fast- HyperImage HyperImage HyperImage
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When writing an argumentative essay you should...
know that opposing view so you won't get mad
the opposing perspective so you can make counter claims
learn how to fight fair
be aggressive and take no prisoners
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Characters, Setting, Conflicts, Mood, Potential themes revealed
Climax
Rising Action
Exposition
Falling Action
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Relies upon cultural allusions and high end word play that not everyone understands
Intended Audience
Climactic Tension
Low Comedy
High Comedy
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The message or meaning behind a story, usually revealed in the conclusion/resolution section
Time to count our Gold Doubloons
Exposition
Theme
Plot
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How do lead-ins improve quotes?
They add more information
Hey hey, my my
They smooth out the quote and add information beforehand
They represent more knowledge
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Bias
The future experiences that will shape our opinions
Two roads diverged in a woods
Previous experiences that shape our opinions
The beliefs that we deny
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The narrator's voice is not a character and only knows about one specific character's thougths
Third Person Omniscient
Second Person
Third Person Limited
First Person
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Best Taylor Swift song from her new album, 1989 is...
Blank Space
Out of the Woods
Style
Shake it off
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To Reflect
A Mirror
A glass window
Finger on the forehead
To think about afterwards
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The heightening of the audience's emotions as the punchline or climax nears
High Comedy
Climactic Tension
Low Comedy
Intended Audience
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Dialogue Tags
Speaking without words, using eye contact
Characters speaking
Words that describe the emotions and tone spoken
Stickers that reveal autobots and decepticons
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The narrator is a character in the story that describes the plot based on their perception
Third Person Limited
First Person
Third Person Omniscient
Second Person
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The author's purpose when writing a comedy
To Inform
To Entertain
To Inspire to believe
To Convince
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Central Idea
The theme of a non-fiction text
The theme of a fiction text
The theme of a mystery novel
The theme of a Black Veil Brides song
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Subjective Summary
Subjects in School
Royal Subjects
The restate what happened without giving your opinion
To restate what happened and give your opinion
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Personification
The video game is so realistic its hard to believe
The lion has a mane and sharp claws
The illness stalked its prey and touched them with ice.
Godzilla's breath was fire.
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What's the difference between the audience's and the main character's perspective?
They look into a two way mirror but can't see each other
You say tomato, I say tomoto.
They are the same as they are interacting with the text.
Often times, the readers are aware of far more than the
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Resolution, Falling Action, Climax, Rising Action, Exposition
Plot of Land
Plot Stages
Plot along slowly
Diabolical Plot
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Propel the Action
A boring moment in a text
An ignition point or catalyst that starts an event
A flashback that moves the action backward
A nutritious flavor added to water
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Foreshadowing builds suspense by...
Shining light upon a darkened corner
hinting at a future event that makes the reader nervous
Flashingback to the past to show how an event happened
When the reader feels relaxed and knows what's coming
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The literal meaning of a word.
Connotation
Denotation
Citation
Ellipsis
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The potential positive and negative outcomes of a choice that the author makes.
Benefits and Drawbacks
Benefits and Positive Outcomes
Benefits and Bonuses
Consequences of Sound
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Listing the articles that provided information and using the (author's last name).
Connotation
Denotation
Ellipsis
Citation
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The group that is imagined as the comic writes their joke or skit
Intended Audience
Low Comedy
High Comedy
Climactic Tension
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Nuanced Language
See letter A
Words or actions that are slightly different than expected
See letter C
What?
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Collegial Discussion
Discussions with Peers
Discussions in your brain
Discussions with Muppets
Discussion with a horse on Skype
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Mood is enhanced when...
Where are your dog tags, Baby
The emotion of spoken words are revealed in dialogue tags
A smelly wall plug in is used and deodorant worn
The weather report is streamed on your phone
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Relies on physical humor and easily understood word play, everyone will laugh
Low Comedy
Intended Audience
Climactic Tension
High Comedy
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Informational passage
A social studies text about Peter Pan
A road that contains signs that point the right way
A text that shares a non-fiction perspective
A text that shares a fictional perspective
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An objective summary using your own words. Not a direct quote.
Restate
Opinions
Paraphrase
Quote
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Antagonist - Internal conflict
Guardians of the Galaxy
Elsa kicks out Anna.
Tony Romo can't decide who to throw to.
Darth Vader wants to save his son from the Emperor.
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The emotions behind the character's words that influence the mood.
Tone
Theme
Anger and Tears
Body Language
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ATLQCC
A solid way to give a short written response with evidence.
Atlanta and Quebec'c airport call signs
A word spoken by Quebert
Always Travel Late Quz Cars Crash
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The figurative, cultural meaning of a word.
Citation
Denotation
Connotation
Ellipsis
