AV 1
Author's Attitude
Tone
Author's Reason for writing (PIE)
Author's Purpose
Use the words or ideas of another person as they were your own
Plagiarize
Play on two words similar in sound but different in meaning
pun
Reference to famous person, place, or event
allusion
use of print, digital, text, and or video to present a piece of work
Presenting Mediums
denotation
view from which the story is told (first person, second person, third person..etc)
Point of View
Finding information to support your claim
Cite with Textual Evidence
Main Idea of piece of work
Central Idea/Theme
To examine by breaking down into parts in order to determine the significance
Analyze/Examine
Literary device that helps establish a relationship based on similarities between two concepts or ideas using similes/metaphors
Analogy
evidence taken from different sources that contradict each other
conflicting evidence
contrast between expectation and reality
Verbal Irony
A statement of fact based upon evidence from the text
claim
prejudice in favor or against one thing, person, or group compared with another usually unfair
the emotions attached to a word that impacts meaning
relating to a subject in an appropriate way
relevant
writing a story where the audience learns a lesson or gains insight
narrative writing
objective writing used to defend your points of view while acknowledging then countering those who oppose
Argumentative Writing
The application of thinking to form valid conclusions, inferences, or judgments
Sound Reasoning/Logic
understanding of a manual or step by step informational text
technical meaning
the behaviors/beliefs, values, and symbols of a group of people that are passed along from one generation to the next
Cultural Experience/Heritage
a brief factual statement of the main points of work not influenced by personal feelings
objective summary
The reader's explanation of the author's meaning in a piece of literature
interpretation