Isn't it Ironic
when an event occurs in the story that is the opposite of what is expected
Situational Irony
the viewpoint is only from one person’s perspective who is narrating the story
first person point of view
what are the 3 persuasive appeals authors may use
ethos, pathos, and logos
what type of essay is "Carry Your Own Skis"
a persuasive essay
what point of view is this written in:
Monica and Rachel are both excited to see Joey's play tonight. Joeys is very nervous but Monica and Rachel know he will do great!
third person omniscient
when the audience knows something but the characters do not
dramatic irony
outside narrator where none of the characters’ thoughts or feelings are revealed
third person objective
which persuasive appeal targets the reader's emotions
pathos
what is the theme in "Carry Your Own Skis"
to be responsible for yourself, your actions, and your belongings
what type of irony is this an example of
You know your little brother is hiding behind the door and when he jumps out and yells "BOO" you are not startled at all but you reply, "Wow, you really got me."
Verbal Irony
when something is said but the opposite it meant
verbal irony
outside narrator where the thoughts and feelings of only one character are revealed
third person limited
logos
what is the vocab word for affected throughout
riddled
which persuasive appeal is this an example of?
In the past 20 years of being a dietitian, my clients who ate a plant based diet had more energy than my clients who did not. That is why it is crucial to incorporate whole fruits and veggie into your diets.what is the definition of irony?
the difference between what you expect to happen and what actually happens
outside narrator where the thoughts and feelings of all characters are revealed
third person omniscient
which persuasive appeal specifies the author's creditability
ethos
what is the vocab word for unavoidable
inevitable
Ross and Phoebe were heading to the coffee house. He knew that something was wrong with her because she has not said one thing yet. He felt sad for her because of the look on her face.
Third person limited
the narrator's perspective of the story being told
what is the definition of persuasive appeals
the tools author's use to help persuade their audience of a certain viewpoint
what is the vocab word for possibility
potential
Ross and Chandler were walking down the street. They saw the most delicious looking cakes and cookies in the bakery window. They looked at each other with wide eyes and without saying anything opened the door to the store.
third person objective