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Poems are arranged into
verses
paragraphs
stanzas
couplets
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to be free from judgement, bias, or opinion
subjective
bias
opinion
objective
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Documents, artifacts, images etc that provide firsthand knowledge or evidence
secondary source
textual evidence
primary source
citation
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Anthropomorphism is basically the same thing as:
Rhetorical Devices
Shift
Personification
Imagery
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What are antonyms?
Words that sound the same
Words that are spelled the same way
Words that evoke feelings
Words that have opposite meanings
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Three types of irony
situational, dramatic, aesthetic
dramatic, verbal, iconic
verbal, dramatic, subtle
situational, verbal, dramatic
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The feeling that a word evokes in a reader; the emotional association
connotation
denotation
pathos
ethos
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What are synonyms?
words that have similar spellings
words that have similar meanings
words that are opposites
words that sound similar
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a short (usually amusing) story about a real person/event
autobiography
anecdote
analogy
memoir
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Quickest/Easiest tip to help you on the EOC?
Ask "positive/negative" after everything
Start with the questions, then read the passages
Complete a TPCASTT for the poems
Read everything four times
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overused, worn out phrases that don't require much original thought (like time heals all wounds)
personification
pun
understatement
cliche
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A narrator who is all knowing is this kind of narrator.
omnipresent
omnipotent
omniscient
obligational
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prejudice in favor for/against one thing compared to another
bias
ethos
objective
logos
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Fancy term for "word choice"
diction
denotation
connotation
dialogue
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Putting things in order of when they occurred
chronological order
thematic order
alphabetical order
aesthetic order
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using the same pattern of words to show that two or more ideas belong together or have similar levels of importance
chronological order
perpendicular structure
parallel structure
text structure
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Couplets have # lines
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2
3
5
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a reference to another text, historical event, pop culture phenomenon etc
symbolism
allusion
citation
allegory
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Your constructed responses should be at least how many sentences?
5
10
3
7
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another word for the resolution
denouement
exposition
climax
rising action
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a seemingly absurd or self-contradicting statement that sounds wrong but is actually true
paradox
oxymoron
parody
onomatopoeia
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"Love" "Friendship" "Loss of Innocence" and "War" are all examples of this:
Theses
Rhetorical Appeals
Themes
Metaphors
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creations/information obtained by someone who did not experience firsthand
primary source
secondary source
textual evidence
citations
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Putting two elements side by side for the contrasting effect
paradox
parody
juxtaposition
oxymoron
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The actual way an article is arranged/In what order an article is written
text structure
chronological order
text scaffolding
parallel structure
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Methods of persuasion:
ethos, pathos, logos
logos, sympos, pathos
ethos, pathos, solos
sympos, pathos, ethos
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The actual meaning/definition of a word
connotation
logos
fact
denotation
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character stereotypes that pop up in literature across cultures/time periods etc
archetypal characters
round characters
static characters
dynamic characters
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A pair of characters who are direct opposites from one another
dynamics
statics
antagonists
foils
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A recurring pattern, idea, or theme
rhyme scheme
motif
memoir
symbol
