Give an example of properly cited lines (Death, be not proud)

The speaker begins by personifying Death (line 1).

John Swift was known for his satire, for example

making fun of society not valuing kids; "Roast & eat them!"

Make this sentence parallel: I looked everywhere: on top of the fridge, ...

under the bed, and in the basement.

The thesis statement should include what?

The author uses figurative language to convey the theme.

The 17th and 18th Century was known as ______.

A turbulent time b/c of many changes of government &religion

Choose an example of explaining the outcome/effect (the last /O/ in OREO). Milton...

personifies "Patience" to show who God is, is not demanding

Make this sentence parallel: To prepare for her run, Alexa tightened her shoelaces...

applied sunscreen, and increased the volume on her iphone.

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Poetry Analysis, 17th & 18th Century Brit Lit, and parallelism

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1
What does the /E/ stand for in the OREO method?
Explain the outcome
Examples of diction
Examples of lines
Examples of figurative language
2
Jordan kicked the back of Tanner’s desk, __________, and poked his arm with her sharp pencil.
blowing on his neck
would blow on his neck
she blew on his neck
blew on his neck
3
What was a con of the Industrial Revolution?
often people lost fingers and toes
all of the above
wages were very low, sometimes (10-60 cents per day)
child labor for long hours
4
Give an example of properly cited lines (Death, be not proud)
Death is personified, which is in line 1.
In the beginning death is personified.
The speaker begins by personifying Death (line 1).
The speaker begins by personifying Death stanza 1, line 1.
5
How often should you follow the OREO method in each body paragraph?
it is not important to follow
at least twice
once
four times
6
John Swift was known for his satire, for example
being upset about society not valuing children
Writing love stories about children
making fun of society not valuing kids; "Roast & eat them!"
He never used satire
7
When giving the background information in the intro of your paper, it should be...
brief, not the focus (1-2 sentences)
all of the above
about either the time period or author or both
relevant to/needed to understand the poem
8
Where should the thesis statement go?
the first sentence of the intro
the last sentence of the first body paragraph
the last sentence of the intro
the first sentence of the first body paragraph
9
Why was it important for a woman to marry in 17-18th Century England? Women could not...
write books or publish poetry
own property or have authority
own property
be happy without a man
10
Make this sentence parallel: I looked everywhere: on top of the fridge, ...
the bed, and the basement.
the bed, and in the basement.
looked under the bed, and in the basement.
under the bed, and in the basement.
11
Words like "smiles," "glorious," &"heaven" are joyous words, offering a happy ________.
simile
connotation
diction
metaphor
12
The thesis statement should include what?
You are going to use the OREO method to analyze.
The author uses figurative language to convey the theme.
A statement on personification and metaphors
A statement that the tone of the piece shifts
13
How should the flow of your paper be?
in the order of OREO
Any given order, as long as you stay consistent
the order is not important
stanza by stanza/ line by line
14
What should be in the conclusion?
a statement explaining the theme
An explanation of how this poem is still significant today
All of the above
A restatement of the thesis using different words
15
The 17th and 18th Century was known as ______.
A turbulent time because of earthquakes and tornadoes
A turbulent time b/c of many changes of government &religion
a beautiful time because of factories
a beautiful time because of Milton's poetry
16
What are some observations (the first /O/ in OREO) that you should be making?
similes, tone shifts, and symbolism
all of the above
instances of personification, anaphora, and metaphors,
development of theme & analysis of structure (octave/sestet)
17
When giving human-like qualities, what figurative language is used?
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
simile
18
When using the OREO method, what does the /R/ stand for?
Required to give diction
retrieve the examples
retrieve the lines (cite)
Required to explain figurative language
19
Choose an example of explaining the outcome/effect (the last /O/ in OREO). Milton...
personifies "Patience" to show who God is, is not demanding
uses "Patience" (line 8)
Capitalizes"Patience" & has it speak showing personification
uses "Patience" as personification
20
What is the best way to improve your writing?
think of the best hook
think of bigger words
add more figurative langugae
proofread
21
Make this sentence parallel: To prepare for her run, Alexa tightened her shoelaces...
applied sunscreen, and increased the volume on her iphone.
applies sunscreen, and increases the volume on her iphone.
applying sunscreen, and increased the volume on her iphone.
applies sunscreen, and increased the volume on her iphone.
22
What happened to Milton just before he wrote his epic Paradise Lost?
he got married
He became secretary to the king
he died
he became blind

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