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MCAS 10th Grade ELA Literary Devices
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So when I consider MOOD, I should look for examples of...
SETTING!
THEME!
FLASHBACK!
IMAGERY!
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An example of personification is...
The vindictive cat gazed longingly
The shabby old dog laid down
The chair was brown
My favorite, smelly sweater
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An example of simile is...
The dog is as big as a house
Dogs are mysterious, but stupid
My house smells like dog
My dog is as lazy as ever
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When I say TONE, you say...
Pandas!
Imagery!
Descriptions of Feelings!
Author's Choice of Words!
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Foreshadowing is...
When the author gives hints about the future
Flashback
An element of characterization
Irony
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An example of metaphor is...
Your love is like a rose
I love your armpit, Rosie
Your love is a rose, beautiful and prickly
Your armpit smells like roses
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Descriptive language that uses SENSORY detail is always...
Good writing!
Setting!
Imagery!
Foreshadowing!
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When I say MOOD, you say...
Irony!
Descriptive Language that gives me FEELINGS!
Theme!
I have no idea what's going on!
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An example of foreshadowing is...
Suzie had french fries at lunch.
Something something pandas...
Jessica went home early today.
But little did they know, the monster was on the way...
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So when looking for examples of TONE, I should look for...
The narrator's point of view
Specific vocabulary choices
Sarcasm or deception
Words I don't understand
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TONE is the literary device for an AUTHOR'S...
Sound
Main Idea
Attitude
Pet Alpaca
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When I give a quote from the text...
Choose specific words that prove my analysis and explain
I have to point to specific words in the quote as proof
Identify exactly how and why this quote proves my idea
Explain the quote and how it connects to my idea
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A simile is...
An exaggeration
The wrong way to spell "smile"
A metaphor that uses "like" or "as"
An element of plot
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A metaphor...
Exaggerates
Compares 2 things using like or as
Only appears in poetry
Compares 2 things
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Irony is...
When what you expected is different than what really happens
A character's point of view
Foreshadowing
Another word for opinion
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Theme is...
A rhyme for "meme"
The lesson the author teaches...
The main idea or central message
The tone of the text
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An example of hyperbole is...
This Kahoot is a force, Miss.
She is the absolute meanest girl on earth!
Have you ever seen something so incredibly dull?
Aaaaargh! Ugh...
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Which is NOT a form of irony...
Dramatic Irony (audience knows plot already)
Verbal Irony (sarcasm)
Situational Irony (unexpected events)
Social Irony (characters don't get along)
