Fiction
The person telling a story.
Who is the narrator?
A factual written account of a person's life.
What is a biography?
The goal of propaganda.
What is to influence or persuade readers?
The use of language to activate the reader's senses
What is Imagery?
Words/phrases in a sentence/paragraph that help reason out the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
What are Context Clues?
When the author gives clues or hints as to what will happen in the future.
What is Foreshadowing?
A piece of information that is explicitly true.
What is a fact?
The three rhetorical appeals and their meanings.
What are...
Ethos: Appeals to a sense of credibility.
Pathos: Appeals to emotions.
Logos: Appeals to a sense of logic or reasoning.
An extreme exaggeration
What is Hyperbole?
A word with a similar meaning and usage as another word.
What is a Synonym?
A device in literature where an object represents an idea
What is symbolism?
Nonfiction text written primarily to convey factual information.
What is an Informational Text?
Making fun of an opposing company's quality or credibility.
What is Name-Calling?
A reference to a well-known person, place, or event
What is an Allusion?
A word with a dissimilar meaning and usage as another word.
The key characteristic of a third-person limited point of view.
What is knowledge limited to one character?
A written account of the author's life based on memories and emotions.
What is a memoir?
An endorsement from someone famous or well-respected.
What is a Testimonial?
A literary device where the same word sound is created at the beginning of successive words
What is Alliteration?
The three components of style.
What are Syntax, Diction, and Tone?
A recuring subject, theme, or idea in a literary work.
What is a Motif?
Text that includes literary elements and devices usually found in fiction, but reports on actual persons, places, or events.
What is literary non-fiction?
Encouraging you to do something because "Everyone else is doing it."
What is a Bandwagon?
What is an Anaphora?
When something occurs that is the opposite of what is expected to occur.
What is Irony?