Explain Figurative Language
What is a simile?
Using Like or As
What effect does alliteration have on a poem's sound?
Alliteration creates rhythm and can make phrases more memorable and engaging.
What are the three main purposes an author might have when writing?
The three main purposes are to inform, entertain, and persuade.
(Author's P.I.E)
What is an author's perspective?
An author's perspective is their unique viewpoint or attitude toward a subject.
What is a haiku?
5-7-5 syllable structure.
How does metaphor differ from simile?
A metaphor directly states that one thing is another, while a simile makes a comparison using "like" or "as."
How does imagery contribute to the mood of a story?
How can an author’s background influence their perspective?
An author’s background can influence their perspective by shaping their experiences, beliefs, and values.
Two authors’ perspectives can differ due to their personal experiences, cultural backgrounds, and beliefs.
How does a sonnet structure affect its meaning?
A sonnet's structure, often consisting of 14 lines with a specific rhyme scheme, can create a formal tone and convey complex emotions.
Give an example of personification from a text you’ve read.
Example of personification: "The wind whispered through the trees."
Analyze how the use of irony can change the meaning of a text.
Identify the author’s purpose in a text you have read and explain your reasoning
Compare the perspectives of two authors on a common theme.
Explain the significance of rhyme scheme in a poem.
Rhyme scheme can enhance a poem's musicality and can emphasize particular themes or emotions.
How does figurative language enhance a reader's understanding of a theme?
Figurative language enhances understanding by creating vivid images and deeper meanings that resonate with readers.
Explain how symbolism can deepen the reader's interpretation of a narrative.
Symbolism deepens interpretation by representing larger concepts or themes through specific objects or actions
Describe how an author’s choice of words reflects their purpose.
An author’s choice of words can reflect their purpose by using persuasive language, descriptive language, or technical terminology.
Why is it important to understand different perspectives when reading?
How do different poetic forms convey various emotions?
Different poetic forms convey various emotions by their structure, rhythm, and use of literary devices, affecting how feelings are expressed.
In what ways can hyperbole create a more vivid image in a reader's mind?
Hyperbole can create a more vivid image by exaggerating for emphasis, drawing attention to a particular quality or feeling
Discuss how figurative language can affect the tone of a piece of writing.
Figurative language affects tone by influencing how the reader perceives the emotions and attitudes conveyed in the writing
Discuss how understanding the author's purpose can change the way a reader interprets a text.
Understanding the author's purpose can change interpretation by revealing the intended message and context behind the writing.
Analyze how the authors' backgrounds influence their perspectives in two different texts.
Discuss the impact of free verse on the meaning and style of a poem.
Free verse allows for flexibility and personal expression, impacting meaning and style by breaking traditional constraints.