Narration Exploration
The description of a time and place in a story
What is setting?
What the author is talking about in an informational text.
What is topic?
A central character described as big, but mentally challenged
Who is Lennie?
The location where two of our speeches were addressed
Where is the U.N?
When you go in a sequence of events from first to last.
What is chronological order?
An idea presented in a narrative
What is a theme?
an indirect comparison between two things.
What is a metaphor?
Omitted from the movie, this character was a representation of issues on segregation in the book.
Who is Crooks?
The movement that Emma Watson was speaking for
What is HeforShe?
the study of the technique of language use to persuade, inform, or educate.
What is rhetoric?
The introduction to the world and its characters
What is exposition?
An indirect reference to another thing that is generally known.
What is allusion?
The puppies in the novel foreshadowed the events that were going to unfold on this particular character.
Who is Curley's wife?
Where Malala Yousafzai is from
Where is Swat, Pakistan?
An attempt to equal or match something. Trying to copy something.
What is emulate?
When the narrator is pointing out the story from the sidelines, but you only can see the thoughts and ideas of one character.
What is third person limited?
The background information of an essay
What is context?
where the story took place
Where is Salinas Valley, CA
The movement behind the march that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" address
What is the March on Washington or What is the March for non-discrimination in the workforce.
A system of principles and beliefs
What is a creed?
The aftermath of a story after the main conflict has resolved
What is denouement?
Used to make the audience trust the author more
What is ethos?
The author, John Steinbeck is also known for what work?
What is The Grapes of Wrath?
The patriotic song referenced in Dr. King's address
What is 'My Country 'Tis of thee'?
the prefix used to designate forward.
What is ad-