While reading a poem/passage, what should you contanstly ask yourself?

What effect does these lit. devices have on the passage?

Through words, details, and images an author uses

3rd Person POV tells a story using what pronouns?

She, her, he, him, it, they, them

The order of words in a sentance

What is Point of View?

The viewpoint from which a story is told.

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1
While reading a poem/passage, what should you contanstly ask yourself?
Nothing
Why on earth am I reading this dumb passage?
What effect does these lit. devices have on the passage?
2
"Can the rest of dinner be salvaged even though the roast beef is burned?" Meaning of salvage?
thrown out
frozen
destroyed
saved
3
What should you consider when analyzing point of view?
Both A and C
How does this point of view shape the story?
Why did the author choose this point of view?
4
Literary Analysis is looking at literary devices and seeing how they create a big idea (theme).
True
False
5
How do authors create characters?
A, B, and D
Through a character's interactions with others
Through a character's thoughts and feelings
Through a character's actions and speech
6
"We are unanimous in our decision so we will go ahead with it." Meaning of unanimous?
in disagreement
in agreement
hostile
unfriendly
7
When analyzing tone what things should you consider?
The words an author uses
The detials an author provides
Both A and B
8
What thing should you consider when analyzing selection of detail?
What is mentioned?
What is not mentioned?
What do specific words and events add to the story?
All the above
9
How is tone created?
By using poorly crafted langauge
Through words, details, and images an author uses
It isn't created; it just comes about on its own.
10
3rd Person POV tells a story using what pronouns?
You
She, her, he, him, it, they, them
I, me, we, us
11
What things should you consider when analyzing imagery?
The feelings the images evoke
What effect does the imagery have on the passage?
All the above
What kind of imagery is it?
12
The narrator is inside the story in this POV.
3rd Person POV
1st Person POV
13
Which 3rd Person POV is confined to what the narrator sees and knows?
3rd Person Omniscient POV
3rd Person Limited POV
14
What is syntax?
The viewpoint from which the story is told
The order of words in a sentance
An author's attitude towards a subject
Langauge that appeals to the 5 senses
15
"The pianist is quit adept. He plays beautifully." What does adept mean?
wealthy
highly skilled
poor
few skills
16
When analyzing figurative language what things should you consider?
Both A and B
What effect does a literary device have on a passage?
What literary device is being used?
17
"I think you can understand even though the point is tacit." What does tacit mean?
following soon after
unspoken
made clear
selfish
18
Which 3rd Person POV is 'god-like' and knows everything including thoughts, feelings, &actions?
3rd Person Limited POV
3rd Person Omniscient POV
19
What is Point of View?
The viewpoint from which a story is told.
The author's attitude towards a subject.
Language that appeals to the 5 senses.
Events and actions
20
What should you do when analyzing syntax?
Look at things that are being repeated.
Look at what types of sentences are being used.
Look at whether the sentences read quickly or slowly.
All the above
21
1st Person POV is told using which pronouns?
You
I, me, we, us
she, her, he, him, it, they, them
22
"The president's lack of self esteem made him impotent." What does impotent mean?
powerful
kind
uncaring
powerless
23
"Your response to her question was rather terse. You could practice patience." Terse meaning?
full of energy
brief
made unclear
unspoken
24
What things should you consider when analyzing characterization?
Does the character change throughout the passage?
What are character's main traits?
What happens to the character and what do they learn?
B, C, and D
25
When analyzing diction what things should you consider?
The conotation and denotation of words
The extent to which figurative langauge is used
The types and lengths of sentences
All the above

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