Descriptive Language
words or phrases beyond their literal meaning to cover a deeper message
What is Figurative Language?
one-sided judgment based on personal beliefs and experiences
What is Bias?
order of events organized by the time at which they occur
What is Chronological?
to make a guess as to what will happen at the end
What is Predicting Outcomes?
a logical guess based on evidence
What is Inference?
use of exaggeration to add dramatic effect
What is Hyperbole?
the spreading of misinformation or help or harm someone or something
What is Propaganda?
What is Comparison?
restating information in your own words
What is Paraphrasing?
the main idea or message behind a story
What is Theme?
words or phrases appealing to the five senses
What is Imagery?
the message or topic of a story/article
What is Main Idea?
hints suggesting future events in a story
What is Foreshadowing?
what is expected to happen and what actually happens
What is Irony?
attitude given by an author's language use and style of writing
What is Tone?
person or object used to represent a deeper message
What is Symbolism?
a clear statement of the main idea or argument in writing
What is Thesis?
an event that brings about an action
What is Cause and Effect?
the dictionary definition of a word
What is Denotation?
What is Mood?
a reference to a famous person or work
What is Allusion?
What is Rhetoric?
the order events occur in a story, not timeline related
What is Sequencing?
ideas and feelings associated with a word
What is Connotation?
the detailed examination of the elements or structure of something
What is Analysis?