Contrast
What does contrast show?
Difference between 2 things
Does rhetorical question need an answer from the reader?
No it doesn't
What is repetition?
Using the same word or phrase more than once.
What is an extended metaphor?
A comparison developed over several sentences or throughout a text.
What is an anecdote?
A short story about an experience.
Men and women
What device is used in “So why not just allow it…”?
A rhetorical question.
What phrase repeats in “We have a voice, we have emotions”?
“We have.”
What does King compare discrimination to?
A ceiling that blocks progress.
What device is used in “I even walked off the court in protest”?
An anecdote.
What device is used in "women are treated differently than male..."
Contrast
What does this question make readers think about?
Whether the coaching rules are fair.
What two things does King say women have in this quotation?
A voice and emotions.
What does the “ceiling” represent?
Barriers that prevent women of color from advancing.
What action does King describe taking?
Walking off the court in protest.
What problem does this comparison highlight?
Female athletes receive unfair treatment compared to male athletes
What rule does King question in your assignment?
Why coaching should be punished when it happens often in tennis.
What does the repeated word “we” suggest?
Unity and a shared experience among women.
What makes a metaphor an extended metaphor?
The writer continues and develops the same comparison.
Why can sharing her own experience make King more believable?
It shows she has personally experienced the issue.