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100

What does the word allusion mean. 

a reference to a well known person or event

100

What does languish mean? 

to exist in a state of diminished vitality; become feeble or spiritless

100

What is the meaning of contrive?

to plan something cleverly 

100

What does proboscis mean?

it is the long skinny nose of an animal, or mouth of an insect

100

What is diffidence?

timidity or lack of confidence

200

What are the 5 different elements of a story?

character, plot, setting, conflicts, and the resolution

200

What is a theme? 

the central idea of the passage

200

What gives away someones perspective on something?

their feelings, opinions, and attitude

200

What is the purpose of sarcasm?

usually to express contempt but is meant to be the opposite of what is actually said

200

What is tone?

it is the writers attitude or feelings toward a subject 

300

What are 4 different types of writing skills? 

expository, persuasive, descriptive, narrative

300

What is an archtype? 

commonly used character traits

300

What are the 3 different perspectives?

First person, second person, and third person

300

What are the different types of irony?

verbal, dramatic, situational

300

Why is pacing important?

to create suspense or show significance 

400

What is the meaning of implicit? 

implied but not actually said

400

What is perspective?

a person's attitude or opinion on something 

400

What are the 3 types of third person perspective?

omniscient, limited, objective


400

Why is word choice important?

it helps the reader better understand the theme. 

400

What is framing?

putting one story into another

500

Name 2 literary devices. 

simile, metaphor, allusion, imagery, symbolism, flashbacks, foreshadowing. 

500

What literary devices mean something other than what they are saying?

irony, sarcasm, understatement

500

What are the 5 senses of sensory language? 

sound, touch, taste, smell, sight

500

What is textual evidence?

specific information found directly in the reading that is used to support assertions

500

What is the difference of flashback and flash-foward?

Flashback concerns information from previous events, whereas framing concerns the order of how the story is related

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