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MCAS Prep Literary Devices
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MCAS 10th Grade ELA Literary Devices #mcas #ela #10thgrade #literarydevices
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So when looking for examples of TONE, I should look for...
Words I don't understand
Sarcasm or deception
Specific vocabulary choices
The narrator's point of view
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When I give a quote from the text...
Explain the quote and how it connects to my idea
Identify exactly how and why this quote proves my idea
I have to point to specific words in the quote as proof
Choose specific words that prove my analysis and explain
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An example of hyperbole is...
This Kahoot is a force, Miss.
She is the absolute meanest girl on earth!
Aaaaargh! Ugh...
Have you ever seen something so incredibly dull?
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An example of alliteration and consonance from an Eminem rap song is...
I'll be Odin, you rodent, I'm omnipotent
I'm back, na na na na na na
I'm just a talking head
Best believe somebody's payin' the pied piper
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A metaphor...
Exaggerates
Only appears in poetry
Compares 2 things using like or as
Compares 2 things
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An example of simile is...
My house smells like dog
The dog is as big as a house
My dog is as lazy as ever
Dogs are mysterious, but stupid
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An example of personification is...
The shabby old dog laid down
The vindictive cat gazed longingly
The chair was brown
My favorite, smelly sweater
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An example of assonance from a Kendrick Lamar song is...
Bury me with pride...
Thank you berry much
...in my eyes, tell me I died, tell me I tried to compromise
I'm gettin' better with time. AAAAAHHHHH!
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Descriptive language that uses SENSORY detail is always...
Setting!
Imagery!
Foreshadowing!
Good writing!
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Which is NOT a form of irony...
Verbal Irony (sarcasm)
Dramatic Irony (audience knows plot already)
Social Irony (characters don't get along)
Situational Irony (unexpected events)
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When I say MOOD, you say...
Descriptive Language that gives me FEELINGS!
Theme!
Irony!
I have no idea what's going on!
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Theme is...
A rhyme for "meme"
The main idea or central message
The lesson the author teaches...
The tone of the text
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So when I consider MOOD, I should look for examples of...
THEME!
SETTING!
FLASHBACK!
IMAGERY!
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A simile is...
An element of plot
An exaggeration
The wrong way to spell "smile"
A metaphor that uses "like" or "as"
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Irony is...
Another word for opinion
A character's point of view
Foreshadowing
When what you expected is different than what really happens
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TONE is the literary device for an AUTHOR'S...
Main Idea
Attitude
Sound
Pet Alpaca
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An example of foreshadowing is...
But little did they know, the monster was on the way...
Suzie had french fries at lunch.
Jessica went home early today.
Something something pandas...
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When I say TONE, you say...
Imagery!
Author's Choice of Words!
Pandas!
Descriptions of Feelings!
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Foreshadowing is...
Irony
Flashback
An element of characterization
When the author gives hints about the future
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An example of metaphor is...
Your armpit smells like roses
Your love is a rose, beautiful and prickly
Your love is like a rose
I love your armpit, Rosie
