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100

a person, place, or object that has a specific meaning in itself but that also stands for an idea or emotion beyond its literal meaning 

What is Symbol?


100

changed from a fluid to a solid state; made immobile or paralyzed

What is congealed?


100

nourishment or maintenance of life

What is sustenance?

100

irritation or annoyance

What is vexation?

100

to approach and speak to, especially in an aggressive way

What is accost?

200

Explicit meaning is easy to detect, and it clearly conveys an author’s direct message . Implicit meaning, on the other hand, requires the reader to read between the lines, to gather surrounding textual information,

What is Understanding Implicit and Explicit Meaning?



200

Evaluate a sentence, paragraph, or larger portion of a text to determine how specific uses of figurative language contribute to the meaning.

What is  Interpreting Figurative Language?

200

Ambiguity means having unclear or uncertain meaning, or having multiple interpretations.

what does ambiguity mean?


200

Other clues to perspective can be found in an author’s use of literary devices such as irony, sarcasm, satire, and understatement.



What is determining perspectives using meaning and word choice?


200

Analyze the role of word choice in constructing meaning and tone in a text and the purpose of including language that adds depth and beautiful appeal to a text.

How to Analyzing the Impact of Word Choice and Humor on Tone?




300

helps the writer think about the ideas and the best way to organize and present them.



What is an outline?



300

Before you begin writing your literary analysis, take the time to gather your thoughts about how you might support a potential claim.

What is the brainstorming process?



300

When you are examining your paragraphs, make sure each paragraph moves the story along and highlights the features of the genre. Paragraphs need to be organized in a way that makes sense and that allows the plot to flow smoothly.

What is revising for coherence? 



300
                To ask
  • Does the narrative accomplish its purpose?
  • Does the story contain any details that do not fit the genre?
  • Can any details be added that might better engage the audience?
  • Does the narrative contain appropriate narrative techniques throughout, as well as precise and vivid sensory and figurative language?

What is revising for purpose and audience?



300


The resolution wraps up the story for readers. Many writers find writing the resolution to be the most difficult task in the writing process, perhaps because this element appears at the end.



What is drafting a resolution?



400

When authors repeat certain words or phrases to call attention to a concept they want readers to notice. 


What is applying Exploring Figurative Language in Poetry?

400


The author chooses to use these metaphors to depict particular mental images and at the same time endow them with specific emotional connections.




What is applying Exploring Figurative Language in Poetry?



400

When readers make inferences and deal with ambiguity, their interpretations often rely on textual evidence: specific information in a text that is used to support assertions and analysis of the text. The evidence should be relevant to what readers assert based on their inferences, and it should directly connect with and strengthen their ideas. Thorough textual evidence sufficiently supports every aspect of reasoning.



What is applying Making Inferences and Identifying Ambiguities?



400

When you are examining an author’s word choices, also consider these other factors that can illuminate perspective:

  • the author’s level of formality and adoption of specific or general terms
  • the tone generated from the word choices

What is applying determining perspectives using meaning and word whoice?



400


The author’s use of sarcasm in the excerpt also portrays his own perspective that members of the British elite are arrogant and have an inflated sense of self-importance.



What is applying Analyzing Perspective through Irony and Sarcasm?

500


When writing this general outline, you only need to write the claim, topic sentences that forecast the main idea of each paragraph, and a few supporting details for each. Keep in mind that your ideas may change as you write and discover potentially more effective ways to present your information.



What is applying writing an outline?



500

Listing and idea mapping



What is applying the brainstorm process?



500

Looking through your writing to check if your sentences flow and make sense...



What is applying revision for coherence?



500

Asking yourself how your writing engages an audience along with fulfilling its purpose



What is applying revision for purpose and audience?



500
  • incorporate narrative techniques wherever they enhance the narrative.
  • effectively resolve any tensions, conflicts, or problems developed in the story.
  • Clarify that the end is near.
  • Continue to advance the plot to reach a logical conclusion.

What is applying drafting a resolution?