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Shakespeare
a comparison between shaking and earthquakes
central message of the story
famous English author from 400 years ago.
famous soccer player from Britain
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denotation
the emotions attached to a word
events in a story
dictionary definition
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
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logos
used to convinve by evoking emotion
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
used to convince by talking about the credibility/reputation
used to convince using facts and numbers/ quotes
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hyperbole
excitement
exaggertaion
comparison
sequence
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style
how the author writes a sentence
how the author chooses to write
how to compare
how to illustrate
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connotation
the emotions attached to a word
the actual meaning and definition of a word
events in a story
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
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sequence
7,4,2
1, 2, 3
0,1,2,3
3,2,1
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theme
central message of the story
the most suspenseful part of the story
the end of the story
usually the biggest problem in the story
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personification
giving an object/animal human qualitues
comparing
compare using like/as
making an exageration
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climax
usually the biggest problem in the story
the most suspenseful part of the story
the end of the story
used to convince by talking about the credibility/reputation
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adaptation
who is telling the story
events in the story
when and where
recreation of an original work
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context clues are hint or information that can be found in the text
False
True
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ethos
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
used to convince by talking about the credibility/reputation
the emotions attached to a word
written in detail so the reader can picture what they are reading
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Setting
time
who wrote the story
tone
time and place
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tone
sentence structure
the readers attitude
writing tools
the authors attitude
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allusion
compares using like/as
compare using like/as
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
making an exageration
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a complex character is a character who lives in a condominium complex
False
True
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Shakespeare
a comparison between shaking and earthquakes
famous English author from 400 years ago.
famous soccer player from Britain
central message of the story
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chronological
things are not happening in chronological order
1,2,3
when things are happpening in order on a timeline.
3,2,1
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irony
expresses melancholy emotions
expressed the facts of the situation
expresses sarcasm
expresses the opposite of what is said
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plot
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
compares using like/as
events in a story
making an exageration
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antonym
means the exclamation
means "ant"
means the opposite
means the same
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universal theme
point of view
who is telling the story
a message or moral that applies to anyone anywhere
word choice
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mood
sentence structure
reader emotions
author emotions
writing tools
25
syntax
reader emotions
tone
sentence structure
writing tools
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pathos
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
used to convince by talking about the credibility/reputation
used to convinve by evoking emotion
written in detail so the reader can picture what they are reading
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literal level
events in a story
the actual meaning and definition of a word
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
compares using like/as
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imagery
events in a story
written in detail so the reader can picture what they are reading
the emotions attached to a word
refers to to other times/events/people from literature
