Vocabulary
To repeat or copy out (a group of words from a text or speech), typically with an indication that one is not the original author or speaker.
What is a QUOTE?
We do not give THIS in a summary OR in a paraphrase
What is AN OPINION
There are this many types of irony
What is 3?
A theme must apply to everyone, meaning that it must be this
What is UNIVERSAL?
I am using this when I talk to my car about making it to the gas station on an almost empty tank of gas.
What is PERSONIFICATION?
To say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.
What is a PREDICTION?
A summary only includes these
What are KEY POINTS? or
What are CENTRAL IDEAS?
Sarcasm is this type of irony
What is VERBAL IRONY?
This is the central idea of the following passage:
A bear's bite is so strong that it can crack a bowling ball, and it's claws are razor sharp.
What is BEARS ARE DANGEROUS?
Please turn in ______ work on time next semester.
What is YOUR?
To be rough and bad-mannered
What is BOORISH?
When we rewrite something in our own words, but it is still almost as long as the original text
What is PARAPHRASE?
SEE GIF
What is DRAMATIC IRONY?
This was one of the themes to "They're Made of Meat."
Answers may vary
An expression that does not make sense in literal terms
What is an OXYMORON?
When a word is pronounced like it’s meaning
What is an OTOMATOPEIA?
Both a paraphrase AND a summary need this to avoid plagairism
What is A CITATION?
See Gif
Wall-E's vest friend is a cockroach, and Wall-E is glad he's around.
What is SITUATIONAL IRONY?
One way to find the central idea or a reading is to think about the author's _____________
What is PURPOSE?
This class is WAY more fun _______ I expected.
What is THAN?
Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
What is HYPERBOLE?
A paraphrase include ALL of these
What are DETAILS?
A man aboard a train begins to choke. They search the train and find that there is only one doctor aboard. Then they find out that he is a doctor of philosophy and not a medical doctor.
What is SITUATIONAL IRONY?
This answer does not need to be in the form of a question:
Why is this NOT a valid theme of "The Landlady"
Suspense
It is NOT a moral or a lesson.
When two terms that are opposites are used together to form a new meaning
What is an OXYMORON?