Which is an example of persuasion?

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What is the difference between mood and tone?

Mood is the feeling/atmosphere of the story, tone is the writer’s attitude.

What is an Extended Metaphor?

Extended metaphors build evocative images into a piece of writing

Visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work.

What is a diary used for?

A diary is used for writing about personal experiences, this includes dates

What is Verisimilitude?

Portrays situations, dialogue, and characters in a way that seems authentic

An indirect reference to a person, place or thing

Which one is an example of imagery?

Steve gazed at the glowing sunset that doused the nearby trees in an orange

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Which is an example of persuasion?
Do you think that cities should ban all cars and switch to using bicycles?
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About 2-3 percent of the world has green eyes.
The beautiful sand was white and shiny.
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What is the difference between mood and tone?
Mood is how the author feels about the story, tone is how the story is told
Mood is the feeling/atmosphere of the story, tone is the writer’s attitude.
Mood and tone are the same.
Mood is how the story is told, tone is why the author wrote the story.
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What is a comparison between two things using “like” or “as”?
Simile
Personification
Allusion
Metaphor
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“She goes to the movies every day.” Is this present simple or present perfect?
Present simple
Metaphor
Simile
Present perfect
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What is an Extended Metaphor?
Extended metaphors build evocative images into a piece of writing
a figure of speech in which a word or phrase
Extended metaphor is amisunderstood literary device that hinges onopposites
A metaphor that is extended
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What is Imagery?
A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image
Visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work.
A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object
A figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another
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When navigating a given passage you should…
Check the authors punctuation
Identify any typos
Identify literary techniques
Check that grammar is correct
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Which of the following is an important aspect of an effective analysis?
Clear and logical reasoning
Bias and precomceptions
Personal opinions
Lack of evidence
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What is one thing a diary should have?
Third person tense
Future tense
Formal writing
Past or present tense
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What is a diary used for?
Not sure
Writing about a different person's life
Biography
A diary is used for writing about personal experiences, this includes dates
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What is a comparison between two things without using “like” or “as”?
Personification
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
Simile
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Do you believe that cities should ban all cars and switch to using bicycles?
False
True
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Is this personification? The chair was as still as a statue and quiet as a mouse.
False
True
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In what point of view is a diary written in?
Second person
Third person
First person
Third person limited
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Which form of figurative language best describes animals speaking.
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Literary device
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What is Verisimilitude?
When a large exaggeration is made, such as “I haven't slept in years!”.
When sound effects are described in text, such as “Pow!” or “KAPOW!”
Portrays situations, dialogue, and characters in a way that seems authentic
Is when you compare something using “like or as”
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What is allusion?
Writing or speech that does not have literary meaning
When informal words or phrases are used
An indirect reference to a person, place or thing
An author's choice of words
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Which one is an example of imagery?
Zip! Zang! Zoom!
Mad monkeys made marvelous macaroni.
She was the apple of my eye.
Steve gazed at the glowing sunset that doused the nearby trees in an orange
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How would you approach text analysis?
Start writing before you have read the text properly.
Highlight key words and phrases from the text before you begin to write.
Both A and C
Write in a coherent, fluent way which links rather than list ideas

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