Novel Intro
What is the title of the novel we will be reading?
Fahrenheit 451
The central message of a work of fiction.
Theme
What information comes first in an in-text citation?
The author's last name.
The story is being told directly by the narrator using "I" language.
First Person
A brief reference to something specific outside of the literary work.
Allusion
Who is the author of Fahrenheit 451?
Ray Bradbury
The voice telling a story.
Narrator
What other information is necessary for an in-text citation?
The page number.
To interpret an author's work for meaning.
Analyze
A feeling of suspense, anticipation, or conflict generated by opposing forces, unanswered questions, or high stakes.
Tension
What events impacted Ray Bradbury's writing?
World War 2
The expansion of technology
Used in writing to create vivid imagery.
Descriptive Writing
Create an in-text citation for a quote from Fahrenheit 451 on page 67.
(Bradbury, 67)
Character Type
A storyteller who only has access to the thoughts, feelings, and knowledge of a single character.
Limited Narrator
Nazis
Soviet Union
China
The use of words in ways that deviate from their literal meanings.
Figurative Language
What four things are necessary for a full citation (works cited).
author name
title of work
publisher
date published
A character who is changes and is realistic.
Complex Character
An all-knowing, "god-like" voice in literature that exists outside the story, possessing full knowledge of all characters' thoughts, feelings, and motivations, as well as past, present, and future events.
Omniscient Narrator
At what temperature does a book catch fire?
451 degrees Fahrenheit
A set of shared attitudes, values, goals,and practices that characterize an institution, organization, group, or country.
Culture
Create a proper full citation for Fahrenheit 451. Copies of the books are in the room.
Bradbury, Ray. Fahrenheit 451. Simon and Schuster. 2012.
A comparison created without the use of like or as.
Metaphor
Analyzing and judging a text's quality, significance, and impact, moving beyond mere plot summary to assess how well elements like theme, style, and character achieve the author's intent.
Evaluate