Literary Devices
This is when you compare two things without using "like" or "as"
Metaphor
What is in a thesis statement?
2 literary devices + overall claim
2
This is when a word or phrase is repeated throughout the text
Repetition
This is when a tangible object or person is used to convey a larger idea
Symbolism
True or False: A conclusion must repeat the thesis statement in the exact same words
False! The thesis statement must be restated in different words
True or False:
A body paragraph can start immediately with context to evidence
False! You need a topic sentence
This is when the descriptions are so vivid, we can picture it
Imagery
This is when you compare and contrast 2 opposites to make a larger point
Juxtaposition
True or False:
A quote (not form the book) does not count as a hook
False!
You can use a quote as a hook as long as it is not directly from the book
True or False: Both pieces of evidence must be about the same literary device and subclaim
True
This is when we attribute human characteristics to non-human things
Personification
You use SLATE to identify this device
Characterization
A personal opinion or real life connection must be shared in this paragraph
Conclusion
True or False: This counts as enough context to evidence:
The author states: "[...]"
False!
This is the perspective from which the story is told
Point of View
This is what we call 'word choices'
What score would this thesis statement get?
"Through the use of characterization and symbolism, the author conveys the importance of standing up to oppression and fighting against injustice."
3 - the literary devices are not specifically named
What is the difference between a zoom in and zoom out?
A zoom in focuses on the impact of a word or phrase within a quote
A zoom out examines the whole piece of evidence
When an event or outcome is the exact opposite of what we expect it to be