be a warning or indication of (a future event)

Where does the tone shift?, How does the speaker's attitude change throughout the text?, How do you know their attitude?

Define Dynamic Characters

a character who changes throughout a story, often as a result of conflict

What do the letters stand for in SPACE CAT?

Speaker, Purpose, Audience, Context, Exigence, Choices, Appeals, Tone

an expression to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly

Questions to identify Purpose:

What is the speaker is hoping to accomplish?, The message itself is NOT the purpose of the messsage., What is the reason for this piece of work?

Questions to identify Choices:

What are the large categories of all little ways to enrich the writing?, Why does the writer make each choice?, How do they organize their words in their message?

The Sidekick Archetype

Supports hero and provides comic relief

The Shapeshifter Archetype

loyalty or identity is uncertain, adds element of mystery

a thing that represents or stands for something else

challenges authority and fights for change

Define Unreliable Narrator

a storyteller whose credibility is questionable; events can't be trusted

Questions to identify Exigence:

Why "NOW" for the speaker?, context is "happening" all the time., What was the spark or catalyst that made the speaker act?

The Trickster Archetype

uses wit + humor to achieve their goals, may help or hinder hero

guides + advises, provides wisdom and support

Rhetoric is defined as..

The skill or writing or speaking formally and effectively.

Questions to identify Context:

What are the biggest issues on the speaker's mind directly or indirectly?, How is the same text received differently by different audiences?, What was going on in the world when the text was produced?

Define Static Characters

a character in a story that doesn't change significantly in the story

The Innocent Archetype

purity, goodness, may need of protection or have a loss of innocence

Define Personification

the attribution of a human nature or characteristics to something nonhuman

Questions to identify Appeals:

Does it appeal to ethics?, Does it appeal to emotion?, Does it appeal to logic or reason?

The Caregiver Archetype

nurtures and supports other characters. sacrificing their own needs

What is a character archetype?

recurring patterns in human behavior in literature and mythology, a framework for understanding complex personalities and motivation

appeals to the audience's emotions

Rhetoric Analysis is defined as..

Understanding "How" or "What" is being said, critical examination of text, speech, or other communication, how the author or speaker uses language and persuasive techniques

Questions for Audience:

How does the audience impact what + how the speaker says?, Who is the actual or intended Audience?, What does the speaker assume about audience?

shadow of human nature, manifests as the heroes inner demons

appeals to the speaker's credibility and authority

protagonist of the story, faces challenges, overcomes obstacles, and grows

What is SPACE CAT used for?

To inform, To entertain, To persuade

What is true of MLA formatting?

Currently in the 8th edition, Provides a system for formatting papers, Gives writers a system for citing their sources

The Villain Archetype

Creates conflict in the story. May be evil or have complex motivations

In the upper left-hand corner of the first page, list:

date the assignment is due (day month year), professors name, your name, course name

pursues romantic interests and represents passion

The Everyman Archetype

Average person, easily relatable

Questions to identify Speaker:

Who wrote this?, Does this text have a particular meaning?, What do we know / dont know about that?

comparison between two unlike things; without using like or as

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Define Foreshadowing
a character in a story that doesn't change significantly in the story
the attribution of a human nature or characteristics to something nonhuman
be a warning or indication of (a future event)
a character who changes throughout a story, often as a result of conflict
2
Questions for Tone:
Where does the tone shift?
Where does the speech take place?
How does the speaker's attitude change throughout the text?
How do you know their attitude?
3
Define Dynamic Characters
a character who changes throughout a story, often as a result of conflict
the attribution of a human nature or characteristics to something nonhuman
a character in a story that doesn't change significantly in the story
be a warning or indication of (a future event)
4
What do the letters stand for in SPACE CAT?
Idk, it's just letters.
Spelling, Persuade, Audience, Context, Exigence, Changes, Adapt, Tell
Speaker, Pretense, Audience, Content, Experience, Choices, Appeals, Tone
Speaker, Purpose, Audience, Context, Exigence, Choices, Appeals, Tone
5
Define Allusion
a thing that represents or stands for something else
comparison between two unlike things; without using like or as
an expression to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly
a storyteller whose credibility is questionable; events can't be trusted
6
Questions to identify Purpose:
What is the speaker is hoping to accomplish?
The message itself is NOT the purpose of the messsage.
Why "NOW" for the speaker?
What is the reason for this piece of work?
7
Questions to identify Choices:
What is being said?
What are the large categories of all little ways to enrich the writing?
Why does the writer make each choice?
How do they organize their words in their message?
8
The Sidekick Archetype
pursues romantic interests and represents passion
challenges authority and fights for change
loyalty or identity is uncertain, adds element of mystery
Supports hero and provides comic relief
9
The Shapeshifter Archetype
Supports hero and provides comic relief
challenges authority and fights for change
loyalty or identity is uncertain, adds element of mystery
pursues romantic interests and represents passion
10
Define Symbol
a thing that represents or stands for something else
comparison between two unlike things; without using like or as
an expression to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly
a storyteller whose credibility is questionable; events can't be trusted
11
The Rebel Archetype
challenges authority and fights for change
loyalty or identity is uncertain, adds element of mystery
pursues romantic interests and represents passion
Supports hero and provides comic relief
12
Define Unreliable Narrator
a thing that represents or stands for something else
a storyteller whose credibility is questionable; events can't be trusted
an expression to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly
comparison between two unlike things; without using like or as
13
Questions to identify Exigence:
Why "NOW" for the speaker?
context is "happening" all the time.
What was the spark or catalyst that made the speaker act?
Why deos the speaker make thier choices?
14
The Trickster Archetype
shadow of human nature, manifests as the heroes inner demons
Average person, easily relatable
Creates conflict in the story. May be evil or have complex motivations
uses wit + humor to achieve their goals, may help or hinder hero
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The Mentor Archetype
protagonist of the story, faces challenges, overcomes obstacles, and grows
guides + advises, provides wisdom and support
purity, goodness, may need of protection or have a loss of innocence
nurtures and supports other characters. sacrificing their own needs
16
Rhetoric is defined as..
Understanding "How" or "What" is being said
The skill or writing or speaking formally and effectively.
critical examination of text, speech, or other communication
how the author or speaker uses language and persuasive techniques
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Questions to identify Context:
What are the biggest issues on the speaker's mind directly or indirectly?
How is the same text received differently by different audiences?
What was going on in the world when the text was produced?
Where are the problems happening?
18
What font do we use for MLA?
Times New Roman
Arial
Serif
Concrete Roman
19
MLA uses one inch margins.
True
False
20
Logos
appeals to the speaker's credibility and authority
appeals to logic and reason
appeals to the audience's emotions
21
Define Static Characters
be a warning or indication of (a future event)
a character in a story that doesn't change significantly in the story
the attribution of a human nature or characteristics to something nonhuman
a character who changes throughout a story, often as a result of conflict
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The Innocent Archetype
guides + advises, provides wisdom and support
nurtures and supports other characters. sacrificing their own needs
protagonist of the story, faces challenges, overcomes obstacles, and grows
purity, goodness, may need of protection or have a loss of innocence
23
What do you put in the header for MLA?
First name, age
Last name, page number
First name, page number
Last name, age
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Define Personification
the attribution of a human nature or characteristics to something nonhuman
a character who changes throughout a story, often as a result of conflict
be a warning or indication of (a future event)
a character in a story that doesn't change significantly in the story
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What size of font?
10 point font
14 point font
12 point font
11 point font
26
Questions to identify Appeals:
Does it appeal to your senses?
Does it appeal to ethics?
Does it appeal to emotion?
Does it appeal to logic or reason?
27
MLA Stands for:
Moderately Likeable Association
Modern Language Associates
Modern Language Association
Moldable Language Alibis
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The Caregiver Archetype
purity, goodness, may need of protection or have a loss of innocence
guides + advises, provides wisdom and support
nurtures and supports other characters. sacrificing their own needs
protagonist of the story, faces challenges, overcomes obstacles, and grows
29
What is a character archetype?
recurring patterns in human behavior in literature and mythology
a specific, culturally bound character trait or personality
a framework for understanding complex personalities and motivation
30
Pathos
appeals to the audience's emotions
appeals to the speaker's credibility and authority
appeals to logic and reason
31
Rhetoric Analysis is defined as..
Understanding "How" or "What" is being said
The skill or writing or speaking formally and effectively.
critical examination of text, speech, or other communication
how the author or speaker uses language and persuasive techniques
32
Questions for Audience:
How does the audience impact what + how the speaker says?
Who is the actual or intended Audience?
What is the speaker's attitude?
What does the speaker assume about audience?
33
The Shadow Archetype
Average person, easily relatable
shadow of human nature, manifests as the heroes inner demons
Creates conflict in the story. May be evil or have complex motivations
uses wit + humor to achieve their goals, may help or hinder hero
34
Ethos
appeals to the speaker's credibility and authority
appeals to the audience's emotions
appeals to logic and reason
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The Hero Archetype
protagonist of the story, faces challenges, overcomes obstacles, and grows
guides + advises, provides wisdom and support
purity, goodness, may need of protection or have a loss of innocence
nurtures and supports other characters. sacrificing their own needs
36
What is SPACE CAT used for?
To have a cat in space
To inform
To entertain
To persuade
37
What is true of MLA formatting?
Commonly used to write papers and cite sources for liberal arts
Currently in the 8th edition
Provides a system for formatting papers
Gives writers a system for citing their sources
38
The Villain Archetype
shadow of human nature, manifests as the heroes inner demons
uses wit + humor to achieve their goals, may help or hinder hero
Creates conflict in the story. May be evil or have complex motivations
Average person, easily relatable
39
In the upper left-hand corner of the first page, list:
date the assignment is due (day month year)
professors name
your name
course name
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The Lover Archetype
pursues romantic interests and represents passion
Supports hero and provides comic relief
loyalty or identity is uncertain, adds element of mystery
challenges authority and fights for change
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The Everyman Archetype
Creates conflict in the story. May be evil or have complex motivations
Average person, easily relatable
shadow of human nature, manifests as the heroes inner demons
uses wit + humor to achieve their goals, may help or hinder hero
42
Questions to identify Speaker:
Who wrote this?
Does this text have a particular meaning?
What do we know / dont know about that?
Whats going on in the world when text was provided?
43
Define Metaphor
comparison between two unlike things; without using like or as
a storyteller whose credibility is questionable; events can't be trusted
a thing that represents or stands for something else
an expression to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly
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MLA is double spaced.
True
False

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