Why do you think Diction matters?

It will impact the structure and message of a text, It will impact the tone and mood of a text, It will impact the readability and ease of a text

Which is an example of pathos?

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Short answer time! In your groups, come up with an idea that you would like to express, but, you know, don't say it.

Write it down, Write it down, Write it down, Write it down

Are diction and allegory connected?

Why are you asking us, you're the teacher, Yes

Challenge time: (Cause I'm a mean, boring teacher!) What is "Allegory"?

A way authors have a deeper moral meaning that is typically hidden.

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1
What is mood?
The way the text sounds
The way the text feels
The way the text flows
The way the text builds fear
2
What is Tone?
The way a text sounds
The way there is suspense
The way the environment tells the story
How the author scares the audience
3
What is diction?
Author's Way of Titling a Project
How an Author Names Characters
Author's Word Choice
Author's Word Count
4
Mr. Justice is a Cool Teacher
True
False
5
What is diction?
Author's Word Choice
Author's Word Count
How an Author Names Characters
Author's Way of Titling a Project
6
Am I about to make you come up with examples of an allegory?
No
Please No
No (but yes)
No
7
Why do you think Diction matters?
It will impact the structure and message of a text
It will impact the rate people can read the text
It will impact the tone and mood of a text
It will impact the readability and ease of a text
8
Which is an example of pathos?
The teacher said that I had to do this for credit.
Look at this picture of a puppy and donate today.
The Earth, as we know, is within our heliocentric system.
The teacher said to eat five apples a day.
9
What are the Rhetorical Appeals?
Decorum, Ethos, Eros
Kairos, Decorum, Logos
Clotho, Lachesis, Atropos
Pathos, Ethos, Logos
10
Literary Devices are totally BORING
No
Yes
11
I have heard of literary devices
True
False
12
Short answer time! In your groups, come up with an idea that you would like to express, but, you know, don't say it.
Write it down
Write it down
Write it down
Write it down
13
Are diction and allegory connected?
Maybe
No
Why are you asking us, you're the teacher
Yes
14
Challenge time: (Cause I'm a mean, boring teacher!) What is "Allegory"?
A way authors have a deeper moral meaning that is typically hidden.
Brutha what? (Don't you dare pick this -_-)
Presenting information in the beginning that will reference events later.
A trope that allows you to distract the audience with information.

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