Neat people- lazy and cold hearted
Sloppy- big heart and have a plan for everything
100
What is the rhetorical mode of the two articles?
Compare and Contrast
100
What rhetorical strategy is being used in " It's as big as a room"?
Similie
100
Who is the author of "Joyas Voladoras"?
Brian Doyle
200
What does Joyas Voladoras mean?
Flying Jewel
200
Using context clues and diction, would you assume the author is a sloppy person or neat person?
Sloppy
200
How are the two articles different?
Answer can vary.
200
What is "It's expensive to fly. You burn out. You fry the machine. You melt the engine." an example of?
Extended Metaphor
200
Who wrote "Neat people vs Sloppy people?"
Suzanne Britt
300
What the heart of the whale compared to?
A room with several chambers
300
What is the purpose of Neat People vs. Sloppy people?
To amuse and entertain, and give understand to two points of views people have
300
True or False: The tone of the two articles are the same.
False: the tone of "Neat People Vs. Sloppy People" is entertaining and humorous while " Joyas Voladoras" has a sentimental tone.
300
What is "Unread magazines threaten to reach the ceiling" an example of?
Personification
300
What else does Suzanne Britt write?
Poetry
400
What is the theme of the article?
Shows that no matter how big or small a heart, they can all feel the same
400
What is the point of view the author uses?
Third Person
400
True or False: Both articles are comparing two things.
False: "Neat people vs Sloppy people" compares two types of people while "Joyas Voladoras" compares all hearts using two examples.
400
What is the last sentence in "Joyas Voladoras" an example of Pathos,Ethos, or Logos?
Pathos
400
Where was Suzanne Britt born?
North Carolina
500
Using context clues... What does elephantine mean? ( Paragraph 1, Line 9)
Large, Clumsy
500
What is the authors tone towards neat people in the article?
The author is insulting
500
How were these two articles affective in using compare and contrast?
They were effective because they explained different sides.
500
What rhetorical Strategy is seen in the following sentence? " You can brick up your heart as stout and tight and hard and cold and impregnable as you possibly can"
(Clue: New Vocab)