Non-Fiction
Fiction
Poetry
Vocabulary
Annotating/Signposts
100

In non-fiction, what does "central idea" mean? 

The main thing the text is about. 

100

What does "theme" mean in fiction or poetry? 

The lesson, message, or moral of the text. 

100

What are the sections of a poem called? 

Stanzas 

100
Define "reveal" or "convey" (same definition) 

To show 

100

What is the signpost in the text below? 

"The study demonstrates that the attention of adolescents is especially drawn to rewarding information," says Brian Anderson. A psychologist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md., he was not involved in the study. 

Quoted Words (or QW) 

200
In a non-fiction text, what is another way to  say the "author's point of view"? 

The way an author sees the topic, or his/her perspective on the topic he/she is writing about 

200

What three things do you need to pay attention to to determine the theme of a text? 

1) Characters 2) Plot 3) Setting
200

What is the meaning of the word "bear" as it is used in line 34? 

a) to carry 

b) to curve

c) to present 

d) to sink 

"Up from a past that's rooted in pain 

I rise 

I'm a black ocean leaping and wide,

Welling and swelling I bear in the tide."



200

What does an "objective summary" mean? 

It means a summary without any opinions included. 
200

Name three non-fiction signposts 

QW, CC, BQ, EL, NS, WG 

300

What are the two most common types of author's purpose that you will see on the EOG? 

Inform and Persuade 
300

"[The king] was greatly given to self-communing, and when he and himself agreed upon anything, the thing was done. When every member of his domestic and political systems moved smoothly in its course, his nature was bland and genial, but whenever there was a little hitch... he was blander and more genial still, for nothing pleased him so much as to make the crooked straight and crush down uneven places." 

According to the quote, what inference can you make about how the king rules his kingdom? 

The king only trusts himself, he works alone, and he does not anything out of place. 

300

"And Spring herself, when she woke at dawn, 

Would scarcely know that we were gone."

This quote is an example of which type of figurative language? 

a) simile

b) verbal irony 

c) symbol 

d) personification 

300

What does "insufficient evidence" mean? 

It means that there is not enough evidence (to prove the argument/claim) 

300
What should your annotations look like for each passage on the EOG? Write an example (like our warmup yesterday).

Title passage 1

p.3 .....

p. 6.... 

Q5 b ".........." 

400

Based on the following sentences, what does "saffron" mean? Write your answer AND text evidence. 

"But high up, their tops were green and caught the saffron light of the west. He remembered that when a boy, he had thought there was nothing more beautiful than the evening sunshine falling athwart the dark green fir boughs on the hills." 

a) green 

b) yellow 

c) dark 

d) west 

b "light" "nothing more beautiful than the evening sunshine"

400

What two effects does dramatic irony usually create in a fiction text? 

Dramatic irony usually creates ____________ or ________________. 

Humor or suspense 

400

"When a dream is born in you 

With a sudden clamorous pain" 

Based on the first two lines, what can be inferred about the speaker's experience with dreams? 

a) It has been agonizing.

b) It has been ecstatic. 

c) It has been amusing. 

d) It has been confusing. 

400

What does it mean when an incident "propels the plot"?

It means that the event is moving the plot forward, causing more events and feelings to occur. 

400

Name 5 fiction signposts 

CC, AA, MM, AM, TQ, WW 

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