Expository
THE SENTENCE THAT REVEALS THE SCOPE OF AN ESSAY
Thesis
THE ACRONYM USED TO ANALYZE CHARACTERIZATION
STEAL
A COMPARISON USING "LIKE" or "AS"
Simile
TYPE OF IRONY THAT INCLUDES SARCASM
Verbal Irony
HOW TALL IS MS. HARDING
5'0
THE TECHNICAL TERM FOR "WORD CHOICE"
Diction
THE AUTHOR'S ATTITUDE TOWARD THE SUBJECT OF THE TEXT
Tone
A COMPARISON THAT DOES NOT USE "LIKE" OR "AS"
Metaphor
TYPE OF IRONY WHEN THE AUDIENCE KNOWS SOMETHING A CHARACTER IN A TEXT DOES NOT
Dramatic Irony
WHAT IS MS. HARDING'S FAVORITE SODA?
Diet Coke
HEADINGS, PICTURES, AND CAPTIONS FOUND ON AN ARTICLE
Text Features
THE ATMOSPHERE CREATED FOR THE READER
Mood
REFERENCES THAT DRAW COMPARISONS BETWEEN POP CULTURE, HISTORY, THE BIBLE ETC.
Allusion
TYPE OF IRONY WHEN THE OUTCOME OF AN EVENT IS UNEXPECTED
Situational Irony
WHAT IS MS. HARDING'S FAVORITE TYPE OF FOOD?
Mexican
SENTENCE TO SENTENCE CONNECTIONS ARE DESIGNED TO CREATE
Cohesion
WHEN AN OBJECT IN A TEXT REPRESENTS AN ABSTRACT CONCEPT
Symbolism
GIVING AN INANIMATE OBJECT HUMAN QUALITIES
Personifcation
WHAT TYPE OF IRONY IS THIS? A FIRE STATION CATCHES ON FIRE.
Situational Irony
WHAT CITY IS MS. HARDING MOVING TO?
San Francisco
THE BEGINNING POINT OF PLOT STRUCTURE
Exposition
WHEN TWO THINGS ARE PLACED BESIDE EACH OTHER TO ILLUSTRATE CONTRAST
Juxtaposition
AN EXAGGERATION
Hyperbole
WHAT TYPE OF IRONY IS THIS? THE BOY SAID, "OH, GREAT ANOTHER HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT."
Verbal Irony (Sarcasm)
WHAT KIND OF DOG DOES MS. HARDING HAVE?
French Bulldog