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What is an inference?
An assumption that can be made from information in the text
What is rhyme scheme?
Way of describing the pattern of end rhymes in a poem
What is the tone of Miss Peregrine's?
Mysterious, suspensful
AGAIN SHE laughed the events off
comma- Again, she
What are the following: first person, third person limited, third person omniscient.
Points of View
What is theme?
The moral or lesson of the story
What is tone?
The author's attitude about the topic/subject
What is the point of view of Miss Peregrine's?
First person point of view
Break the thought: She never thought much of IT; UNTIL the night she slept in the house for the first time.
it- until
What are the following examples of: aabb, abab. abcabc
rhyme scheme
What is foreshadowing?
When the writer has hints that suggest future events in the story
what are the following: Symbolic, Character, Situational
Archetypes
What is the effect of using this point of view in Miss Peregrine's?
To understand how Jacob is specifically thinking and feeling
My mom's house is HAUNTED- AND no one can convince me otherwise.
Correct as is
What is the purpose of teacher's repeating the phrase, "I'll wait."
To emphasize the teacher is waiting for everyone to be quiet
What is imagery?
Use of descriptive language that appeals to the five senses
What sense does this example appeal to: "please don't slam the door... slam"
sound
What is the author's purpose of writing Miss Peregrine's?
To entertain readers with suspense and mystery
Subjunctive mood: She simply told the ghost, "I wouldn't play trick if I WAS you."
Were
How does the suffix -ed to words change the meaning?
What is mood?
What the reader is supposed to feel about the topic/subject
What is third person omniscient point of view?
The reader understands the feelings and thoughts of all of the characters
Which archetype is Jacob in Miss Peregrine's?
Character Archetype- Hero
Subjunctive Mood: She still suggests that each of her guests SLEEP with one eye open.
Correct as is
What root does the word division use?
Videre