Literary Devices
the leading character or one of the main characters in a story
What is the protaginist?
break in a sentence
What is anacoluthon?
The topic of the green book
What is the "American Dream"?
No cellphones without permission
What is my first rule?
success in achieving
What is attain?
repetition of consonants
What is consonance?
Part is used to represent the whole
What is synecdoche?
The first article in the green book
"Pickers to Vintners: A Mexican-American Saga"
A piece that analyzes subject, occasion, audience, purpose, speaker, and tone
What is a SOAPSTone?
get, acquire, secure
What is obtain?
the repetition of the same letter or sound in the beginning of a sentence
What is alliteration?
A piece that is meant to make fun or ridicule an idea
What is satire?
The second article in the green book
What is "Making it in America?"
Keep your hands, feet, and unkind words to yourself
What is my fourth rule?
wine maker
What is a vintner?
The intended use of repeating oneself
What is repetition?
a brief story in a tale told by the speaker, like a side track
What is an anecdote?
The author of the first article
Who is Eric Asimov?
What we do at the beginning of every class
What is the warm up?
buy or obtain
What is acquire?
the repetition of a word at the end of a sentence
What is epistrophe?
attempting to be like real life
What is realism?
The author of the second article
Who is Adam Davidson?
Ask to use the restroom
What is my second rule?
The idea that if you work hard enough, for long enough, you will make it in America
What is the "American Dream?"