Romeo & Juliet
Figurative Language
Rhetorical Devices
"The Rights to the Streets of Memphis"
Miscellaneous
100

The person who wrote Romeo and Juliet.

Who is William Shakespeare?


100
Describe the difference between literal and figurative language.

Literal language should be taken literally. Figurative language should not be taken literally. 

100

List the three rhetorical devices we discussed this year. Hint: A triangle

Ethos, Pathos, and Logos


100

This autobiography is the book that includes the excerpt, "The Rights to the Streets of Memphis"

What is "Black Boy?"

100

Describe each portion of the RACE method.

R- Restate the question

A- Answer the question

C- Cite evidence

E- Explain evidence

200

The last names of our star-crossed lovers. (Hint: Say their full names)

Who are Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet?

200

Describe what personification is.

What is giving human characteristics to non-human things?

200

Define logos.

What is using logic to strengthen your argument?

200

The author to "The Rights to the Streets of Memphis"

Who is Richard Wright?

200

How many pieces of "CE" are required for the ACT Aspire.

What is 3 pieces?

300

The person who Juliet's father wanted her to marry.

Who is Paris?

300

Describe the difference between a simile and a metaphor.

Similes are a comparison using like or as.

Metaphors are a direct comparison. 

300

How does the use of pathos impact an argument?

The argument will create a sense of emotion within the person in order to strengthen the argument?

300

Describe one piece of personification from "The Rights to the Streets of Memphis"

What is him describing hunger at the beginning?


300

Describe the difference between 3rd person limited and 3rd person omniscient.

Limited can only see the thoughts and feelings of one character. Omniscient can see the thoughts and feelings of all characters. 

400

The person who Romeo was deeply in love with in the beginning of the play.

Who is Rosaline?

400

List one way that figurative language can impact a piece of writing.

Answers will vary. Up to Ms. Gardner.

400
If I was trying to build credibility among my audience, which rhetorical device should I use?
What is ethos?
400

Describe the reason that Richard's family had no food.

What is his father left their family, and their mother had not gotten another job?
400

In a 5 paragraph essay, you would have this many pieces of "CE"

What is 9?
500

The person who is Romeo's cousin. He is seen throughout the play mostly trying to get the other people to stop fighting. 

Who is Benvolio?

500

List the two things that affect the tone of a piece of writing the most. 

What are figurative language and word choice?

500

List one way that Richard Wright uses ethos, pathos, or logos in his writing. 

Answers vary- Up to Ms. Gardner

500

The significance of Richard Wright including "The Rights to the Streets of Memphis" in his autobiography.

What is showing a coming of age moment for Richard after his father left him?

500

What is the point of view of "The Rights to the Streets of Memphis" by Richard Wright.

What is 1st Person?

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