LITERARY ELEMENTS
The way the author develops a characters personality in a story.
What is Characterization
A educated guess based on the text in front of you
What is an Inference?
The author is the main character so pronouns like I, me, my are used. What Point of View is shown?
What is First Person Point of View
When the speaker appeals to the emotions of their audience
What is Pathos
what word (begins with a letter P) means accurate; exact; "spot on"
What is precise
When a character is struggling with a situation within themselves
A synopsis of the story without any opinions or judgements
What is a Summary
What structure is a timeline of events that happen in order?
what is chronological structure
When the speaker appeals to the logics (thinking) of their audience
Logos
What word (begins with an R) means to change, re-do or remake
What is revise
What is Diction
What the author believes to be true; viewpoint
What is a claim
The author reveals the thoughts and feelings of only 1 character
What is 3rd Person Limited
The speaker persuades through credibility or authority
What is Ethos
Sentence Fragment
Is a French word that continues to repeat an idea, symbol, object, etc. in a story.
What is Motif
To show
What point of view uses pronouns like they, she, he
What is 3rd Person Point of View
The art of persuasive writing using figurative language
What is rhetoric
What is the difference between mood and tone?
Mood is the feelings that the reader feels about what he/she is reading
Tone is the way the author feels about the subject he/she is writing about
What is dramatic, situational, and verbal
dramatic-readers know, character does not
situational-outcome is opposite of what is expected
verbal-sarcasm
A word (begins with an I) that means to make something plain, understandable, clear
What is interpret or interpretation
The point of view when the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of every character
What is 3rd Person Omniscient
The logical fallacy that focuses on a small decision leading to a long list of unfortunate events
What is Slippery Slope
Words that share the same spelling, but have different meanings
What is homographs