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Literary Devices: point of view, tone, voice, mood, syntax, paradox and diction
Literary Devices: point of view, tone, voice, mood, syntax, paradox and diction
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syntax is
sentence structure
sentences
sentence diagramming
sentence punctuation
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connotation
mood from the text
emotional response to a word
dictionary definition of a word
same as syntax
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In point of view, proximity relates to
the location of the narrator to the action
the bias of the narrator towards the action
the closeness of the narrator to the action
the opinions of the narrator towards the action
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tone
can shift in text
is the same device as mood
foreshadows action in plot
never shifts in text
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voice is
how character sounds in work
how narrator sounds in work
how speaker sounds in work
how the character sounds
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voice can
usually DOES SHIFT in a work
usually DOES NOT SHIFT in a work
usually only apply to non-fiction
usually only apply to fiction
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in point of view, when considering structure, splintered relates to
one or more narrator/events moving in chronological order
three or more narrators
events switching between past and present
two or more narrators/ events between past and present
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What are the 4 elements of Point of View?
narrator, proximity, bias and structure
narrator, voice, bias and organization
narrator, proximity, opinion and structure
speaker, proximity, bias and structure
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tone is
attitude of narrator towards the subject
how the text makes the reader feel towards the subject
attitude of speaker towards the subject
attitude of author towards the subject
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in point of view, these are the types of narrators
first person and third person
first person, third person, third person omnipotent
first person and third person
first, third person limited and third person omniscient
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diction
word options
word sounds
word choice
word definitions
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in point of view, structure involves
chronological and retrospective
chronological, retrospective and divided
organized, retrospective and splintered
chronological, retrospective and splintered
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mood is how
the characters feel
the author communicates their opinion with readers
the text makes the reader feel
how the text sounds
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paradox
appears true but is false
appears illogical
appears false but is true
appears false but is false
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connotation relates back to
point of view
syntax
diction
motif
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in point of view, when analyzing structure, chronological relates to
events switching from past and present
to order of events
to events moving backwards
to splintered time line
