Literary Terms
this is a broad term with many terms underneath it; it is when the language used doesn't literally mean what is says, it means something else
this is the genre of The Wright Brothers book
What is biography?
this is the name of Miss Weber's dog
What is Spanky?
this should be short, and right to the point...and only 1-5 words. It will be the first thing your recipient reads.
What is the subject?
this is one strategy to use when taking a test and involves narrowing down the options to one answer
What is process of elimination?
What is sensory details?
What is Strawberry, Mississippi?
this is the college Miss Weber went to
What is Ashland University?
appears at the beginning of an email, includes a greeting with the recipient's full name and title
this is the type of format you write your papers in
What is MLA format?
This is the method we used to find the indirect characterization in ROT
these are the two names of our narrator in DLBY
What are Valerie & April?
This is the high school Miss Weber went to
What is Buckeye High School?
appears at the end of the email BEFORE you sign off, it expresses tone in the email and is typically one-two words
this is the real name of the main character from Hidden Figures who is the mathematician
Who is Katherine Johnson?
when an object/item represents something deeper in literature
What is symbolism?
this is the type of car Uncle Hammer shared with Harlem Granger
What is a Packard?
What is Israel? What is Nicaragua?
this is what BCC stands for
this is the term we use to describe someone's genetic heritage
What is ethnicity?
this is the word for when we write our thoughts in the book while we are reading
What is annotate/annotation?
this is the name of the museum that Miss Weber saw a Wright Brothers display in while in DC; it is also the museum where the online game came from
What is the Smithsonian?
this is Miss Weber's favorite book
What is Jane Eyre?
What is REPLY ALL and CC?
this is what we did on the very first day of school