Chapter 1 Review (11th English)

Describes a culture’s idea of how the world and its inhabitants were created

An account of a historical event with characters who are/were real people

Narrator tells the story but is not actually part of the story

What type of allusion is this?

Stories that appear across cultures that speak to universal experiences

“… go up to the top of Pisgah to view from the wilderness a more goodly country to feed their hopes”

What does Skywoman represent?

A system of beliefs and values through which one views the world

The bulldog was _________; it refused to let go of the toy.

Outside narrator reveals the thoughts and feelings of all characters

Outside narrator reveals the thoughts and feelings of only one character

I was placed in a _______ position when I had to decide which friend was correct during the argument.

Main idea of a text

An author’s attitude toward his or her subject matter

3 main types of rhetoric

Classical Allusion

Biblical Allusion

What type of allusion is this?

Passing down cultural knowledge from generation to generation by word of mouth

The _____________ of dog barking at the animal shelter made it difficult to hear the worker.

Models are generally judged on their ___________ above any other traits.

The waitress was quite _________; she didn't even let me finish my order before running off.

Narrator makes the reader part of the story

Personal preferences that inhibit one from seeing the value of others' judgements

Outside narrator does not reveal the thoughts or feelings of any characters

Narrator tells his or her own story