words in a text that create an image in your mind

to confirm or prove as the truth

language that means exactly what is says, language that is the opposite of figuartive

the life lesson of the story or text

to comment on the details of something

a reference to a well know event or story from the past, to make a reference to a historical event or story

evidence taken from the text to prove a claim or argument

to comment on the details of the text

techniques directors uses in film such as lighting and sound

the opposite of what is expected, something out of the ordinary and is unexpected

how a writer's diction changes with emotion, how voice changes with emotion

language that needs to be interpreted/figure of speech, language that is the opposite literal

Unit 2 SpringBoard 9 Vocabulary Flashcards

1

imagery

to imagine things
a cage where birds are kept captive
words in a text that create an image in your mind
images

2

verify

to testify
to confirm or prove as the truth
none of the above

3

literal language

language that means exactly what is says
figure of speech or must be interpreted
language that is the opposite of figuartive

4

theme

the life lesson of the story or text
the main idea of the text
the genre of the theme

5

commentary

to disprove something
to make a comment to a friend
to comment on the details of something

6

allusions

a reference to a well know event or story from the past
a visual misrepresentation of an object
a theme to a well know event or story from past
to make a reference to a historical event or story

7

textual evidence

evidence of your opinion
evidence of a real life situation
evidence taken from the text to prove a claim or argument

8

textual commentary

to comment on style
to comment on your opinion
to comment on the details of the text

9

cinematic techniques

techniques from a movie
techniques an actor uses in film such as lighting and sound
techniques directors uses in film such as lighting and sound

10

irony

what is normal
the opposite of what is expected
what is expected
something out of the ordinary and is unexpected

11

tone (in writing)

how pitch changes in music
how a writer's diction changes with emotion
how voice changes with emotion

12

main idea

the main topic of the text
the best part of the story
the idea that is mainly in the beginning of the text
the main street in idea town

13

figurative language

language that is oppositional
language that needs to be interpreted/figure of speech
language that is the opposite literal

Unit 2 SpringBoard 9 Vocabulary

Questions 13

Unit 2 SpringBoard 9 Vocabulary

Questions 13