Form Vocab
Texture
a subset of description that ties back to the greater world-building and adds vibrancy and life to your story that basic description does not. This includes how characters talk, vocabulary, idioms, characteristics of the setting characteristics of the time period, how formal or informal the writing is.
an ideology that states the most ethical choice is the one that promotes the most good for the most number of people
Utilitarianism
Tell us something unconventional about Mary Shelley's upbringing or her parents
tbd
What did the lady give up in The Gift of the Magi
Hair
When homework is due digitally what time and day is it due
Monday 10am
Situational Irony
A literary technique in which an expected outcome does not happen or it's opposite happens instead
A system of ideas and ideals, especially one which forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy.
Ideology
Author of 1984
George Orwell
The propagandist pig in Animal Farm
Squealer
Double jeopardy!!!!
Font and text size you should be using
Times New Roman, 12
a literary device that gives the reader hints of what is to come later in the story, either through subtle clues based on narrative events or by simply using thematic elements like symbolism and tone.
Foreshadowing
A social ideology favoring freedom of action for individuals over collective or state control
Individualism
Author of The Ransom of Red Chief
O Henry
True or false if you do an in-text citation you don't need to cite it in the work cited page
false
a literary device that deals in contrast—in other words, putting two characters, images, or ideas side by side to draw attention to their differences.
Juxtaposition
Social commentary
The act of using rhetorical means to provide commentary on social, cultural, political or economic issues in a society.
Double Jeopardy!!!!
Which author of ours robbed a bank?
The big O H
name of the boy in Ransom of Red Chief
Johnny Dorset
This week's homework
Read the first 12 chapters of Frankenstein fill out the questions
A phrase that conveys a figurative meaning that is difficult or impossible to understand based solely on a literal interpretation of the words in the phrase. They are usually specific to a particular region, culture, language, or dialect, and they are often difficult to translate from one language or culture to another.
Ex: Raining cats and dogs
Idiom
Parody
Attempting to make an action or belief seem foolish or contradictory to discredit it.
How old was this author when they wrote Frankenstein
18, Mary Shelly
What kind of irony is The Ransom of Red Chief
Situational
Daily Double
Correctly demonstrate how to add page numbers
do it