as style of writing determined by the choice of words

a claim is a statement that asserts something to be true

language with no formal metrical structure

Two unlike elements placed side by side

inserting past events to create background

an attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience

logical deductions made based on premises assumed to be true

the individual writing style of an author

works that provide an account of connected events

A word's emotional or symbolic meaning

A counterclaim is just the opposite of a claim

literature using aesthetic and rhythmic quality of language

the voice that an author takes on to tell a story

repetition of a word at the beginning of successive lines

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English 9 SpringBoard Unit 1 Vocabulary

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1
diction
Using periods properly
The Los Angeles Dodgers
An essay with four paragraphs
as style of writing determined by the choice of words
2
claim
a claim is a statement that asserts something to be true
Providing false information
Finding buried treasure
The general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars
3
prose
The San Jose Sharks
language with rhyme scheme
language with no formal metrical structure
Singing
4
juxtaposition
Delicious coleslaw
A writer's thesis
Two unlike elements placed side by side
An author's choice of words
5
flashback
Short stories
inserting past events to create background
Science fiction stories set in the future
Little Caesar's Pizza
6
tone
Singing really badly
an attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience
a breakfast burrito
How loudly you yell at someone
7
Inference
To make a suggestion to someone
Combining two or more elements into a whole new item
logical deductions made based on premises assumed to be true
Making a casserole
8
denotation
A word's correct spelling
A word's literal meaning
A word's emotional meaning
Patrick Star
9
voice
The way a writer punctuates his or her work
the individual writing style of an author
The proper spelling
The celebration of Festivus
10
narrative
A really good cheesburger
Running a mile
An answer document for a test
works that provide an account of connected events
11
connotation
Watching British soccer
A word's grammatical placement
A word's literal meaning
A word's emotional or symbolic meaning
12
counterclaim
The conclusion
The Raiders staying in Oakland
A counterclaim is just the opposite of a claim
Not striking gold or finding treasure
13
poetry
vegetarian lasagna
literature using aesthetic and rhythmic quality of language
literature with no formal structure
Infotext
14
narrator
The starting quarterback
the voice that an author takes on to tell a story
seagulls
sandwiches
15
anaphora
repetition of a word at the beginning of successive lines
the narrator
Really good special effects in a movie
LA Angels

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English 9 SpringBoard Unit 1 Vocabulary

15 termsStudBud Administration177 plays

English 9 SpringBoard Unit 1 Vocabulary

Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
diction
Using periods properly
The Los Angeles Dodgers
An essay with four paragraphs
as style of writing determined by the choice of words
2
claim
a claim is a statement that asserts something to be true
Providing false information
Finding buried treasure
The general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars
3
prose
The San Jose Sharks
language with rhyme scheme
language with no formal metrical structure
Singing
4
juxtaposition
Delicious coleslaw
A writer's thesis
Two unlike elements placed side by side
An author's choice of words
5
flashback
Short stories
inserting past events to create background
Science fiction stories set in the future
Little Caesar's Pizza
6
tone
Singing really badly
an attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience
a breakfast burrito
How loudly you yell at someone
7
Inference
To make a suggestion to someone
Combining two or more elements into a whole new item
logical deductions made based on premises assumed to be true
Making a casserole
8
denotation
A word's correct spelling
A word's literal meaning
A word's emotional meaning
Patrick Star
9
voice
The way a writer punctuates his or her work
the individual writing style of an author
The proper spelling
The celebration of Festivus
10
narrative
A really good cheesburger
Running a mile
An answer document for a test
works that provide an account of connected events
11
connotation
Watching British soccer
A word's grammatical placement
A word's literal meaning
A word's emotional or symbolic meaning
12
counterclaim
The conclusion
The Raiders staying in Oakland
A counterclaim is just the opposite of a claim
Not striking gold or finding treasure
13
poetry
vegetarian lasagna
literature using aesthetic and rhythmic quality of language
literature with no formal structure
Infotext
14
narrator
The starting quarterback
the voice that an author takes on to tell a story
seagulls
sandwiches
15
anaphora
repetition of a word at the beginning of successive lines
the narrator
Really good special effects in a movie
LA Angels