FIGURE IT OUT
The fan buzzed like a bee.
WHAT IS A SIMILE?
This rhetorical device is the deliberate reuse of similar words. ("I would never lie to you. Would I lie to you?")
WHAT IS REPETITION?
These are familiar character types that recur in the literature of many different cultures. (Villain, Hero)
WHAT ARE ARCHETYPES?
Keyshawn wearily attended his classes even though he had no sleep the night before.
WHAT IS IN A TIRED WAY?
A young man views physical courage as an essential quality. (character, perspective, conflict, events, resolution).
WHAT IS PERSPECTIVE?
The trees danced in the wind.
WHAT IS PERSONIFICATION?
This asks something, but a response is not expected.
WHAT IS A RHETORICAL QUESTION?
This is the archetype setting in Cinderella.
WHAT IS THE EVIL STEPMOTHER'S HOUSE?
Charley experienced a regression after his surgery; his memory was bad, his writing had numerous spelling errors, and he could understand complex notes.
WHAT IS A RETURN TO A PREVIOUS, LESS ADVANCED STATE?
A man buys climbing gear, set out for the mountain, is warned about a storm, climbs anyway. (character, perspective, conflict, events, resolution).
WHAT ARE EVENTS?
The fierce fire forced us forward.
WHAT IS AN ALLITERATION?
This appeals to the readers' emotions.
WHAT IS PATHOS?
This is the archetype symbol in Cinderella?
WHAT IS THE GLASS SLIPPER?
The Jewish people were persecuted by Hitler and the Nazis; their banks accounts were froze, they had to wear yellow stars on their clothes, and they were put in concentration camps.
WHAT IS TREATED UNFAIRLY AND CRUELY?
The young man realizes that he was foolish after he is rescued in the storm.
WHAT IS RESOLUTION?
A buzzing bee in the rustling leaves.
WHAT IS AN ONOMATOPOEIA?
An example of this type of rhetoric is: WHO BETTER TO LEAD THIS EFFORT THAN I?
WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF A RHETORICAL QUESTION?
These is the hero in Cinderella.
WHO IS THE PRINCE?
The young man had to go to hospital to go under observation for his chest pains.
What is to watch someone/something carefully to gain information?
This type of conflict is when a person has a struggle within him or herself.
WHAT IS INTERNAL CONFLICT?
The star is a gleaming diamond in the night sky.
WHAT IS A METAPHOR?
These are the three types of rhetorical appeals.
WHAT ARE ETHOS, LOGOS, PATHOS?
This is a young girl going from rags (being treated poorly) to riches (being treated like royalty).
WHAT IS THE PLOT EVENT?
Rhianna knocked on the door sheepishly when she came back from lunch late.
WHAT IS IN AN EMBARRASSED WAY?
In the reading The Diary of Anne Frank, this is the type of conflict that Anne and her family faced.
WHAT IS EXTERNAL CONFLICT?