Poetry I
Poetry II
Essay Writing
Characters
MISC
600

Her mind is a stormy sea, filled with crashing waves of confusion.

Metaphor

600

This rhyme scheme is most often used in Shakespearean Sonnets 

ABABCDCDEFEFGG

600

Always refers to the thematic topic, usually the first sentence in an intro paragraph 

Thematic Statement

600

A man who carries teeth of Japanese soldiers in his pocket 

Emo

600

The year Ms Matos started at KCP, one of the hardest years of her life because kids really knew she wasn't a good teacher yet 

2018 

800

His smile was as bright as the sun.

Simile

800

When a poem ends with a pair of rhyming lines

Couplet

800

Also referred to as "context" this reflects the real world connection of the book's setting (time/place/era)

Social Commentary 

800

This character arrives in New Orleans after losing her family home, Belle Reve

Blanche DuBois

800

Ms Matos' favorite seasoning, she even keeps a large oversized bottle of it in her drawer (that's right, I season my food). Often a kitchen staple in Puerto Rican Kitchens  

Adobo 

1000

The leaves danced in the wind.

Personification

1000

When a poem ends with three lines that rhyme

Triplet 

1000

Rather than including a page number, I might just explain it like I would if I didn't have my book on me. 

Paraphrased Evidence 

1000

A common problem characters in both Streetcar Named Desire and Ceremony deal with due to life's hardships, a coping mechanism of sorts. 

Alcohol/Alcoholism/ Drinking 

1000

The number of pets Ms. Matos has making her home a Zoo 

3 Pets--> 1 Dog, 2 Cats 

1200

The wild wind whipped wildly through the willows.

Alliteration

1200

Sonnets written during the Black Plague by a man referred to as "the bard" 

Shakespearean Sonnets 

1200

Each body paragraph should begin with this so the reader knows what argument will be included in that paragraph 

Topic Sentence

1200

A man who is also seduced by Night Swan, buys into the cattle business against his sister's wishes 

Uncle Josiah 

1200

Ms. Matos often refers to herself as this thing, often a halloween costume for many 

A Witch 

1400

Jumbo shrimp

Oxymoron

1400

Identify the rhyme scheme: 

The wind whispers secrets through the trees,
As leaves flutter softly with the breeze,
In twilight’s glow, the world finds peace,
Where nature’s beauty never ceases.

AAAA

1400

The bulk of your essay should include this, sometimes also referred to as "context" or "social commentary" 

Analysis

1400

This character is Blanche’s brother-in-law in Streetcar Named Desire and represents brute force and realism

Stanley

1400

A teacher who famously refuses to give "100%" on any assignment because "nothing is perfect". 

Mr. Garcia 

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