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Imagery and Diction (w/ Deer Hit)
Imagery and Diction (w/ Deer Hit)
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1
Which of these is an image?
There are 3 rules for writing. Unfortunately, no one knows what they are.
A mongrel(mixed-breed dog) doesn't belong to an officially recognized breed
Popcorn, frozen custard dribblings, candied apples abandoned by tired kids.
Some editors are failed writers, but so are most writers.
2
"You're seventeen and tunnel-vision drunk." Literary-level reading would
compare the narrator in this to the narrator in Traveling through the Dark
understand the weaknesses that come with having tunnel vision.
explore the effect of assonance in "tunnel" and "drunk"
compare the word "drunk" and "inebriated."
3
Extension-level reading is
understanding plot and information
analyzing diction and connotation
connecting a piece of literature with other bodies of knowledge
analyzing literary devices (figurative language, musical devices, etc.)
4
Which of these is an image?
Dirty laundry spilled: acrid smells of drenched diapers, sweaty feet...
Thought is degraded action!
5
Which of these is an image?
I hear popping & crackling;Mom drops bacon in the pan; grease & salt waft.
Imagery is language and description that appeals to our five senses.
6
Reading is like playing Chopsticks on the piano because (choose the best answer)
both music and reading are taught in school
both can be done in a simple or sophisticated way
around age four, people can do both
both are artistic
7
Which of these is an image?
The sky was low and gray. Drizzle fizzed on the dirt.
The teacher praised the student often. The teacher was patient.
8
"You're seventeen and tunnel-vision drunk." Language-level reading would
compare the narrator in this to the narrator in Traveling through the Dark
explore the effect of assonance in "tunnel" and "drunk"
compare the word "drunk" and "inebriated."
understand the weaknesses that come with having tunnel vision.
9
Which of these is most positive?
chubby
plump
burly
obese
10
Which of these is an image?
The processes most relevant to creativity: combination metaphor and analogy
Awriter is somebody for whom writing is more difficultthan it is for others
It’s none of their business that you have to learn to write.
A host of golden daffodils by the lake, beneath trees, flutters and dances
11
"It is more important to be wise than rich." Image or not an image?
Image
Not an image
12
"The pursuit of happiness leads to unhappiness." Image or not an image...
Image
Not an image
13
Which word is most positive
determined
rigid
stubborn
pig-headed
14
"The Queen let a drop fall from her bottle on to the snow, and there appeared a round box, tied with green silk ribbon."
Image
Not an image
15
"You're seventeen and tunnel-vision drunk." Literal-level reading would
understand the weaknesses that come with having tunnel vision.
compare the narrator in this to the narrator in Traveling through the Dark
compare the word "drunk" and "inebriated."
explore the effect of assonance in "tunnel" and "drunk"
16
Literal-level reading is
drawing connections between literature and other bodies of knowledge
analyzing diction and connotation
understanding plot and information
analyzing literary devices (figurative language, musical devices, etc.)
17
"Life is fast. If you don't slow down, you might miss it." Image or not?
Not an image
Image
18
Which word is most positive?
learner
student
novice
scholar
19
Which is the image?
Vulnerabilityis the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change.”
Creativity doesn't wait for perfection. It makes it.
Always the beautiful answer who asks a more beautiful question
Sun filters through pale leaves resting on toes splayed in red Georgia mud.
20
Literary-level reading is
analyzing literary devices (figurative language, musical devices, etc.)
understanding plot and information
analyzing diction and connotation
connecting a piece of literature with other bodies of knowledge
21
Which of these is an image?
It is apparent that there is no death. But what does that signify?
I know what I know.
April Comes like an idiot, babbling and strewing flowers.
To what purpose, April, do you return again? Beauty is not enough.
22
Which of these is NOT an image?
He bolted OJ grabbed a bite of toast & dashed;his necktie over his shoulder
Saxon Time, an intervention period, gives students time for extra help
23
"You're seventeen and tunnel-vision drunk." Extension-level reading would
understand the weaknesses that come with having tunnel vision.
explore the effect of assonance in "tunnel" and "drunk"
compare the word "drunk" and "inebriated."
compare the narrator in this to the narrator in Traveling through the Dark
24
Which of these is an image?
Beauty is truth, truth beauty. That is all we know on earth.
His scent was warm, a musky smell, [like] the source of a muddy river
25
Imagery is like a suitcase because (choose the best answer)
both contain items that are hidden inside
both are easy to overlook
both can be old or new
both can be found everywhere
26
Which of these is most positive?
Friend
Playmate
Buddy
Colleague
27
Language-level reading is
connecting a piece of literature with other bodies of knowledge
analyzing literary devices (figurative language, musical devices, etc.)
analyzing diction and connotation
understanding plot and information
28
Which of these is most positive?
active
busy
occupied
unavailable
29
Which of these is most positive?
furlough
recess
holiday
break
30
Which of these is the most positive word?
cur
mongrel
dog
puppy
