Characterization and Plot
Main Idea/Theme/Textual Evidence
Poetry
Rhetoric
Diction/Tone
100

Joey undergoes a journey to find his missing dog. He later finds his dog with a child, who he later lets keep due to a change of heart. Is joey a static or dynamic character?

Joey is a dynamic character.

100

What is the difference between main idea and a theme?

A main idea is what a story is about, a theme is a lesson about a story

100

How do you find the tone of a poem?

Word choice and imagery

100

what is ethos?

ethos is credibility.

100

If an author keeps using words like''cold'' and ''empty'' what kind of tone does it have ?

It would be a negative tone.

200

"She always had cruel intentions." 

Is this direct or indirect characterization?

Direct characterization.

200

What clues help readers figure out a theme?

The characters actions, important symbols or details about the character

200

Describe the structural elements of poetry.

Line: a sentence in a poem

Stanza: A group of lines; paragraph

Enjambment: When a sentence runs over into the next line

200

what is diction?

diction is word choice.

200

What is the difference between connotation and denotation ?

Denotation is a dictionary meaning and connotation is an emotional meaning of the word or phase.

300

What are the events leading up to the climax of the story called?

Rising Action

300

How does evidence support an inference?

Helps them get clues from the text and think of conclusions or an educated guess

300

Why is poetry important?

Helps people express certain emotions. It also contributes to our imagination.

300

whats the difference between logos and pathos?

logos is logic, while pathos is emotion.

300

If a character says ''Whatever, I don't care anymore '' What tone does that sound like to you ?

Annoyed or frustrated

400

What is the event after the climax of the story?

Falling action

400

How can an authors message connect to real life?

teaching lessons or connecting their personal experiences

400

Identify at least three sound devices in poetry.

Alliteration, rhyme, assonance, consonance, onomatopoeia, repetition, euphony, and cacophony

400

what is authors purpose?

the reason behind creating a text.

400

Which sentence sounds more formal :'' Please exit the building ''or Get out ? Why ?

'' Please exit the building'' Because the wording is proper and uses language.

500

What is the difference between indirect and direct characterization?

Indirect is through actions or events, while direct is when the reader is told directly.

500

How can symbols help develop a theme?

help represent ideas or a message 

500

What is the theme of the poem "Harlem" by Langston Hughes?

The consequences of not fulfilling your dream.

500

what is syntax?

syntax is sentence arrangement, or how a sentence is arranged.

500

If an author describes food as ''slimy'' instead of ''smooth'', how does that word choice change how you feel about it 

The word ''Slimy'' makes the food sound ''gross'' or disgusting so it creates a negative feeling towards it.

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