Comparing two things using “like” or “as”

Combining several elementsinto one concept

BYOD, Word formed from first letter of each word in a phrase.

Message the author is sending the reader

To determine thesignificance of something

two or more words beginning with the same letter

A book, passage, etc., towhich one is directed

Giving human characteristics to anything not human

Something used to represent something else

Connotation (2 answers)

Feelings associated with aword, Positve, Negaitive, or Neutral

Comparing two things withoutusing “like” or “as”

An idea based solely on opinions, not fact, Prejudice

Affix placed before a word, base, to modify meaning

A direct opposition betweenthings compared

To examine in order to find similarities

The actual wording ofanything written or printed

First Person, Second Person, Third Person, The perspective from whicha story is told.

Restatement (2 answers)

To tell again in a new way, To retell in your own words

Position or attitude from whichsomething is observed.

obvious and intentional exaggeration.

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Similies
Comparing two things using “like” or “as”
Dictionary definition
Comparing two things withoutusing “like” or “as”
To determine the value
2
Synthesize
Combining several elementsinto one concept
Form opinions from evidence
The actual wording ofanything written or printed
Categorize
3
Acronym (2 answers)
Categories of literature
BYOD
Word formed from first letter of each word in a phrase.
Meaning of a word
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Underlying meaning
What is seen from a specific spot.
Message the author is sending the reader
The exact meaning of a word
Absolute meaning
5
Evaluate
Absolute meaning
To determine thesignificance of something
An assumption or guess.
Categories
6
Literal
Contradiction
Absolute meaning
Analytical
Symbolic meaning
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Alliteration
obvious and intentional exaggeration.
Word formed from first letter of each word.
two or more words beginning with the same letter
To examine in order to findsimilarities
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Reference
A book, passage, etc., towhich one is directed
Intentional exaggeration.
An idea based solely on opinions, not fact
To prove with evidence
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Personification
Actual meaning of a word
Narrator
Giving human characteristics to anything not human
Based solely on opinions,not fact
10
Annotation
Categories of literature
Inference
Explanatory notes
Direct meaning of a word
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Symbol
Inference
A rhyming word
Comparingtwo things using “like” or “as”
Something used to represent something else
12
Connotation (2 answers)
Feelings associated with aword
To send a message
Positve, Negaitive, or Neutral
Modifies a verb
13
Hypothesize (one correct answer)
An assumption
A theory
To make an educated guess.
A conclusion
14
Metaphor
Comparing two things using “like” or “as”
Contradiction
Comparing two things withoutusing “like” or “as”
To form and educated guess
15
Bias (2 answers)
An idea based solely on opinions, not fact
Prejudice
Evidence
Hypothesize
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Denotation
Explanatory notes
Dictionary meaning of a word
Feelings associated with aword
To retell in your own words
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Substantiate
To contradict
To discredit
To make an educated guess
To prove with evidence
18
Prefix
What is seen from a specific spot.
The actual wording ofanything written or printed
Affix placed at the end of a word or base
Affix placed before a word, base, to modify meaning
19
Contradiction
To suggest
A direct opposition betweenthings compared
to determine thesignificance of something
The exact meaning of a word
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Genres
Brainstorming
Main ideas
Author's purpose
Categories
21
Compare
To examine in order to find similarities
To form a hypothesis
To state in a new way
To find antonyms
22
Text
U R Wrong
LOL
The actual wording ofanything written or printed
BRB
23
Perspective
A mental view or outlook
Word formed from eachletter of the word.
obvious and intentional exaggeration.
Attribution of human characteristics to anything not human
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Incident
Feelings associated with aword
To look from a specific spot.
Specific occurrence orevent
The exact meaning of a word
25
Point of View (POV)
The setting for each character
First Person, Second Person, Third Person
The perspective from whicha story is told.
Combining several elementsinto one concept
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Restatement (2 answers)
To tell again in a new way
Extreme exaggeration
To retell in your own words
Dictionary definition
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Viewpoint
Position or attitude from whichsomething is observed.
Evidence
Based on opinion not fact
Narrator
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Contrast
Note at the end of text
To find or show differences
Figure of speech
Main idea
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Implied
Suggested
State in your own words
Figure of speech
Categories
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Hyperbole
Educated guess
Compare using "like" or "as"
To prove with evidence
obvious and intentional exaggeration.

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