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the correct order of MLA header is...
Teacher Name, Your Name, Class, Due Date
Your Name, Teacher, Due Date, Class
Your name, Class, Teacher, Due date
Your Name, Teacher, Class, Due Date
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Definition: rhetorical appeal using emotion
ethos
pathos
logos
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Example: Mr. H says "there's not laughing in this class"
situation irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
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Definition: when the opposite of what is expected happens
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
irony
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Definition: refers to who is telling the story
point of view
tone
character
author
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Definition: giving human attributes to an inanimate object or thing
similie
metaphor
personification
allusion
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Definition: where the conflict is resolved in a story
resolution
denouement
climax
falling action
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Definition: conflict that takes place within a character's mind
conflict
internal conflict
external conflict
character vs. nature
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Definition: comparing without using "like" or "as"
similie
allusion
metaphor
analogy
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Definition: external conflict where the character is fighting for survival against the elements
character vs. self
character vs. elements
character vs. character
character vs. nature
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What is this: "You are my life"
symbolism
Metaphor
analogy
similie
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Definition: rhetorical appeal using logic and reason
ethos
logos
pathos
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Example: Lennie Smalls is actually very tall.
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situation irony
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Definition: when the audience is aware of something that the characters are not
irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
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What is the purpose of a colon?
lists
emphasis
join 2 sentences
clarify titles
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Definition: comparing with "like" or "as"
metaphor
analogy
similie
allusion
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Definition: the art of persuasive writing
metaphor
rhetoric
argument
appeals
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Definition: where the story takes place
setting
tone
time
theme
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Definition: when the author directly describes how a character is
indirect characterization
description
exposition
direct characterization
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Definition: when the readers make inferences about characters
exposition
description
direct characterization
indirect characterization
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Definition: part of story where a turning point happens
exposition
rising action
denouement
climax
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Definition: rhetorical appeal using credibility or ethics
pathos
ethos
logos
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What is the pov?: Jack walked down the street. He felt cold as he approached the house.
first person
third person
fourth
second person
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Definition: external conflict in which the character disagrees with the community or traditions
character vs. self
character vs. people
character vs. world
character vs. society
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Definition: pov where narrator is not a part of the story
second person
first person
third person
fourth person
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Definition: part of story where the action ramps up
exposition
denouement
rising action
setting
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Definition: a reference to an outside text, famous person, or story
allusion
citation
refernce
illusion
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Definition: external conflict where one character is in conflict with another
character vs. nature
character vs. society
character vs. character
character vs. elements
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Definition: the character the story follows
main character
antagonist
protagonist
first person
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True or false: You can use a colon to join two independent clauses.
true
false
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Definition: language that is used to appeal to the senses
imagery
characterization
symbolism
exposition
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Definition: any thing or image that stands for an abstract idea
symbolism
exposition
theme
motif
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Example: The audience sees a bomb about to go off before the characters know it's there
verbal irony
situation irony
dramatic irony
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Definition: distinctive feature or dominant idea in an art composition or literary piece
mood
motif
message
theme
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Definition: the attitude or feeling the character or author takes
motif
voice
tone
theme
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Definition: the message of a work
theme
mood
motif
book
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Definition: internal conflict; where the conflict takes place within a character's own head
character vs. nature
character vs. world
character vs. self
character vs. character
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Definition: the emotional response an author wishes to evoke in a reader
mood
theme
message
motif
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How should you type the title of a song?
Jingle Bells
Jingle Bells
"Jingle Bells"
Jingle Bells
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Definition: when an author/character says one thing but means the opposite
irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
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Definition: pov told from the narrator's perspective
third person
second person
fourth person
first person
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How should you type the title of a move?
"A Christmas Carol"
A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol
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What is this: "You are as radiant as the sun"
Metaphor
symbolism
similie
analogy
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Definition: explains setting, characters, conflict
motif
exposition
tone
theme
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Definition: when an idea is hinted at before it happens
foreshadowing
theme
symbolism
irony
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Definition: character or thing that is within conflict with the protagonist
enemy
antagonist
protagonist
villain
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Definition: part of story at the beginning where characters are introduced and basic situation is explained
rising action
setting
denouement
exposition
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True or false: a protagonist is always the good guy.
false
true
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True or false: You can use a semicolon to join two independent clauses.
false
true
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Definition: events following climax; leads to resolution; action slows
denouement
climax
falling action
resolution