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