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English Academic Vocabulary
What is a Literary Analysis Essay?
What is a Original Idea?
English Academic Vocabulary
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What is a Original Idea?
What a writer is arguing in an analysis essay
None
A universal message that the author is teaching the reader
An idea generated by the reader that is not explicitly found in a text
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What is a Literary Analysis Essay?
A essay that makes a argument about text by highlighting a literary element
A type of writing
All of the above
A paragraph that explains a reader’s original idea about a text
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Define Theme
A universal message that the author is teaching the reader
None
The final paragraph in a essay
An idea generated by the reader
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What is a conclusion?
The end
The final paragraph of a literary analysis essay
The first paragraph of a literary analysis essay
The main problem in a story
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Define Character Development
The main problem in a story
The process of a character’s growth, change, or learning
A concept or idea
The time and place in which a story takes place
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Define Literary Elements
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character
The fundamental components of a text that contribute to the overall meaning
The process of a character’s growth, change, or learning
Breaking up a story into literary elements and thinking critically
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Define Literary Analysis
The fundamental components of a text that contribute to the overall meaning
The process of a character’s growth, change, or learning
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character
Closely studying a text, interpreting its meanings
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Define Characterization
writer reveals the personality of a character with apperance
writer reveals the personality of a character with speech
All the Above
writer reveals the personality of a character with behavior
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What is a Body Paragraph?
A paragraph explaining a reader’s original idea about a text
A paragraph in a literary analysis essay that focuses on a literary element
The final paragraph in a literary analysis essay, including a restatement
All the Above
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Define Character
What a writer is arguing in an analysis essay
All the Above
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character
The process of a character’s growth, change, or learning
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Define Author's Craft
Any person, animal or inanimate object that has been presented as a person
The techniques that a writer uses to convey ideas in a meaningful way
The time and place in which a story takes place
What a writer is arguing in an analysis essay
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Define Setting
The time and which a story takes place
None
The time and place in which a story takes place
Both
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Define Plot
The time and place in which a story takes place
A universal message that the author is teaching the reader
The sequence of events in a story like exposition, rising action, climax
Breaking up a story into literary elements
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A introduction is the middle paragraph
True
False
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A reader response is a type of essay
False
True
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Define Big Idea
A paragraph that explains a reader’s original idea about a text
When an object in a story represents a big idea
An idea that is shown in the text, such as race, gender, power, or freedom
An idea generated by the reader that is not explicitly found in a text
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Define Thesis Statement
What a writer is arguing in an analysis essay
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character
These are all wrong
The main problem in a story
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Define Symbolism
When an object in a story represents a big idea
The images in a story
A paragraph in a literary analysis essay
The main problem in a story
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Define Conflict
The main problem in a story
Character vs. Self
What a writer is arguing in an analysis essay.
The peak problem
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Define POV
The narrator
None
Point of view
Who is telling the story; could be first person