Grammar
A word that modifies a noun ("what is").
What is an adjective?
What is a theme?
The main message or deeper meaning behind a fictional story.
Objective (neutral).
To make someone want to do something or feel something special ("what is").
What is: To inspire (vb.)
What is the difference between "your" and "you're"?
"Your" indicates possession and "you're" is short for "you are."
What is the difference between a protagonist and an antagonist?
The protagonist is the main character and the antagonist is the person working against the main character (opposing the main character).
Topic, reader/receiver, circumstances, language, writer/sender and purpose (in the middel).
To give someone support, confidence or hope - by making them feel like they can manage something and that it will turn out great ("what is").
What is: To encourage (vb.)
Spot the mistake(s) in this sentence: "Me and him was playing football after school".
Me and him = Him and I
Was = Were
What is the difference between first person narrator and third person narrator?
A first person narrator uses "I" and is an actual part of the story while the third person narrator uses "he", "she" or "they" and tells the story from outside.
What is the difference between pathos, logos and ethos?
Pathos appeals to emotions, logos appeals to logic and facts and ethos appeals to credibility.
To be firmly decided on a specific decision ("what is").
What is: To determine (vb.)
Translate the following sentence and focus on possessive case (Ejefald/Gentiv): "Alle pigernes kjoler var røde".
"All the girls' dresses were red."
What is the effect of an unreliable narrator?
It makes the reader question what's true in the story which creates suspense.
What is the effect of repetition in a non-fiction text?
It emphasizes something important and makes the message more memorable.
The action of swelling or rising in waves ("what is").
What is: To billow (vb.)
How do you form possessive case in English? (Ejefald/Genetiv).
You either add an 's or ' (if the word ends of a plural s) to the noun. Example: "The child's cat." OR rewrite using "of". Example: "The walls of the room."
How can literary devices contribute to the overall meaning of a fictional text?
Literary devices helps create deeper meanings and influences the readers interpretation.
What is a thesis statement?
The sentence in your introduction that states your overall interpretation of the text and guides the essay.
Behavior in which you refuse to obey someone or something - usually an authority figure ("what is").
What is: Defiance (noun)