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What is diction?

Word Choice

100

What is syntax?

Sentence Structure

100

Define parallel structure

similar structure between

sentences or parts of a sentence

100

What is a memoir?

a narrative in which a writer describes his or her past experiences

100

Define Transposed. 

Cause two things to switch places.

200

What is figurative language?

imaginative language that is not meant to be interpreted literally, but to create an effect on the reader

200

What point of view uses these pronouns:

He, she, they, it

3rd Person
200

What point of view uses these pronouns:

I, my, we, our, myself, ourselves

First Person
200

What point of view uses these pronouns:

You, yourself, yourselves

2nd Person

200

Define Spew.

Vomit

300

What are vivid verbs?

Strong action, verbs that creates a mental picture of the verb.

300

Identify the vivid verb

run, catch, sprint

sprint

300

What type of figurative language is this?

We are like two peas in a pod.

What does it mean?

Simile. We are really close.
300

What does imagery appeal to?

the 5 senses

300

What are the 3 elements of a personal narrative?

incident, response, reflection

400

Define Mood

the general feeling the writing creates in a reader

400

Define Tone

a writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward a subject, character, or audience

400

Define Prose

ordinary language using sentences and paragraphs without meter or rhyme

400

Define Poetry

literary form that uses style and rhythm to express feelings or ideas

400

What does ACES stand for?

Answer the Prompt, Cite Evidence, Explain Evidence, Explain Significance

500

What are the 5 elements of voice?

Diction, Detail, Syntax, Imagery, Tone

500

What literary device is used here?

We entered the forbidden

narrow line of hate,

imposed,

transposed,

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Parallel Structure

500

How do you determine a character's personality traits?

Appearance, thoughts, feelings, actions, and words.

500

What literary device is used in this stanza?

So there we go,

climbing over

20 the iron and wood ties,

over discarded sofas

and bent-up market carts,

over a weed-and-dirt road,

into a place called South Gate

25 —all white. All American.

Imagery

500

What literary device is used in this stanza?

Oh, this was plenty reason

to hate us.

Plenty reason to run up behind us.

Five teenagers on bikes.

45 Plenty reason to knock

Repetition

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