What Makes Good Evidence?
[See student examples]
A speech bubble
What is Hyperbole?
An exaggeration
On what page does Echo first travel back to the past in her mind?
1
What is an audience looking for when they seek out "credible" evidence in a Literary Exploration?
They are looking for true and real examples. Does the text say what you say it does?
Tears, denial, hug, etc.
What is onomatopoeia?
Sound effects (eg. Boom, crash)
On what page does Echo meet Benjamin?
70/71
What is an audience looking for when we mention "specificity" of evidence?
That the evidence is specific and rooted in the text. This makes it easier for a reader to follow.
On page 97 there is an example of which literary device?
Onomatopoeia.
What is verbal irony?
When a character says one thing but means another.
On what page does Louis Riel decide that he is going to turn himself in?
151
Why do we need evidence?
To show that we are in dialogue with the text!
What visual novel element is different on page 76 and page 77?
The gutter colour changes.
What is a juxtaposition?
Two seemingly contrasting ideas placed closely to each other.
On what page does Echo first listen to music?
25
What makes good "synthesis" of evidence?
Combining simple evidence to create a more complex whole.
On Page 54, what can the wordless page be connected to?
[See student answer]
What is apostrophe (literary device not punctuation)?
The addressing of an inanimate object.
On what page does Echo first talk to her mother?
53/54