Multiple Choice
The number of multiple choice questions in "Part 1."
What is 24?
The side of an argument the writer has chosen to defend
What is a claim / claim statement?
Written response which identifies and analyzes the central idea of a text and the literary element best used by the author to convey it
What is a Text-Analysis Response?
When characters are talking to each other.
What is a dialogue?
Type of class or category of literature
What is genre?
The first genre to read in "Part 1"
What is fiction?
The number of "texts" or sources to include in the essay
What is 3-4?
The analysis of every quote must discuss each of these
What is central idea and the literary element
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Use of symbols to represent or signify ideas and qualities by giving them meanings that are different than their literal sense
What is symbolism?
Time and place in a work of literature
What is setting?
The second genre to read in "Part 1"
What is poetry / poem ?
Proper citation of evidence in an argumentative essay
What is (Text #, line #)?
Universal message or moral lesson from the author
What is a central idea?
Universal message about life; author's message
What is the central idea?
The method Mr. Delury recommends for finding the right answer in multiple-choice assessments.
What is finding the wrong answers first?
The paragraph acknowledging an opposing claim
What is rebuttal / counterargument?
The proper citation of a quote in a text-analysis response
What is (line #)?
Hints or clues into future events provided by the author
What is foreshadowing?
This literary element assigns human-like characteristics to non-livings / inanimate objects
What is personification?
The tool and/ or strategy to use when deciphering an unknown word or phrase in a sentence.
What are context clues?
The average number of quotes per paragraph
What is three?
Synonym for the explanation for how a quote uses the literary element/device to develop the central idea
What is an analysis?
"She is a lioness on the soccer field."
What is a metaphor?
What is imagery?