What are the 2 types of conflict?
Internal and External
WHAT TYPE: An essay explaining how photosynthesis works
Expository
A _______________ is a question not meant to be answered.
Rhetorical question
WHAT TYPE: The reader knows Montresor plans to kill Fortunato while Fortunato believes they are just wine tasting.
Dramatic
WHAT TYPE: Her eyes filled up like two blue pools.
Simile
What do we call the turning point of a story--the moment of highest drama?
The climax
WHAT TYPE: A setting description of a stormy night
Descriptive
____________ is when the speaker wants their audience to feel a specific emotion.
Pathos
WHAT TYPE: Montresor repeatedly refers to Fortunato as “my friend” while planning his murder.
Verbal
WHAT TYPE: America has a government of the people, by the people, for the people.
Repetition
Which of the 4 types of conflict is this: Rainsford falling into the ocean and trying not to drown.
Man vs. Nature
WHAT TYPE: A personal narrative about the first day of school.
Narrative
An _______________ is when a story represents something in real life.
Allegory
WHAT TYPE: The animals overthrow humans for equality, but end up with a dictatorship just as cruel.
Situational
WHAT TYPE: The leaves danced in the wind.
Personification
Which of the 4 types of conflict is this: Rainsford trying not to freak out when he was being hunted by Zarroff.
Man vs. Self
WHAT TYPE: A letter to the principal requesting a longer lunch period
Persuasive
What was Animal Farm an allegory for?
The Russian Revolution
WHAT TYPE: The reader understands the pigs are changing the commandments, but many animals do not notice or question it.
Dramatic
WHAT TYPE: My math teacher is a monster.
Metaphor
What are the five parts of a plot diagram, IN ORDER?
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Conclusion
WHAT TYPE of writing was Squealer known for in Animal Farm?
Persuasive
Squealer combined a rhetorical question and pathos by constantly threatening the animals with WHAT line?
Rainsford, who believes animals feel no fear, becomes the hunted and experiences terror himself.
Situational
WHAT TYPE: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Alliteration