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Process Analysis and Writing
The Novel and Literary Terms
Compare and Contrast
Poetry
Cause and Effect/Drama
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A step-by-step guide on how to do or make something.
Directions
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Define epigraph.
Quote at the beginning of a book or a part of a book.
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True or False: The Brothers Grimm came up with the original fairytales.
False. They merely wrote down the tales circulating via the oral tradition for centuries.
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True or False: Poetry and short story titles go in quotation marks.
True
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When quoting Shakespeare it goes by . . .
Act, Scene, and Line number
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Define satire.
A usually non-literal work that largely uses exaggeration/humor in order to shed light on topics of interest or societal issues.
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The line, “‘There are no consequences and no responsibilities. Except that there are’” is best described as an example of what literary device?
Paradox
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Explain Holman and Hutcheon's views of adaptation.
Holman-stays faithful to original Hutcheon-appreciates new work as a meaningful dialogue with the original
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In the line, "Remember, your momma is a worrier, and your poppa is a warrior,” what term best describes the relationship between the words “worrier” and “warrior?”
Homophone
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List 6 major deaths in Romeo and Juliet in order.
Mercutio Tybalt Paris Romeo Juliet Lady Montague
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True or False: ALL book, play, and film titles go in italics or are underlined in MLA format.
True
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Fahrenheit 451 is a book from the _____________ literary tradition/genre.
Dystopian
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Define and provide an example of intertextuality
Dialogue between works. ie: Different works from the dystopian literature that convey similar ideas and themes from stemming from the same places.
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e.e. cummings mostly wrote (1) ______________ (this type of poetry), Edgar Allan Poe wrote (2) ______________ (this type of poetry), and Sarah Kay wrote (3) ______________ (this type of poetry).
(1) Free Verse (2) Lyrical (3) Slam
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In Romeo and Juliet, when characters are in love they tend to speak in (1) _____________ form. This form is a poem with (2)____ lines.
1. sonnet 2. 14
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Define AND give an example of: 1.) Synesthesia 2.) Synecdoche 3.) Symbolism
1.) Mixing of senses ie: "I could see sound." 2.) A part represents a whole ie: "All hands on deck." 3.) Something represents more than what it literally is ie: "An apple represents sin."
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Define utopia in your own words AND etymologically.
(1) Perfect, ideal society (2) Etymologically means both "the good place" and "no place." This is a paradox.
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Explain why cannibalism was a common theme in original fairytales and give an example of a fairytale that incorporate this theme.
Food shortages and poverty. "Hansel and Gretel" or "Little Red Cap"
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The line “and this is the wonder that’s keeping the stars apart” (cummings 14) is a(n) _______________ to the idea of ______________________.
(1) Allusion (2) Star-Crossed Lovers
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Name 3 cause and effect situations in Great Expectations and list whether they are direct or remote
Answers will vary.
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The House on Mango Street is written in ________________ form.
Vignette
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The line, “‘Old Montag wanted to fly near the sun and now he’s burnt his wings’” is a(n) (1) ___________________ to the (2) ________________________:
(1) Allusion (2) Myth of Icarus and Daedalus
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Define the following terms: (1) Metafictional (2) Architextual/Chronotopic (3) Anachronistic (4) Fabulation (5) Authorised (6) Writerly (7) Incorporation
1. Characters are aware of being in a fairytale 2. Set in a typical fairytale setting 3. Set in a modern/contemporary setting 4. New fairytale 5. Explicit reference to fairytale in title 6. Implicit reference to fairytale in title 7. Explicit reference to fairytale in a text.
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Define and explain the difference between: (1) Alliteration (2) Anaphora (3) Assonance (4) Consonance
(1) Words all start with the same first letter sounds (2) Several lines in a poem all start with the same word/phrase (3) Repetition of vowel sounds anywhere in a word (4) Repetition of consonant sounds anywhere in a word
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Shakespeare wrote his plays and poems in (1) ______________ (form). In this form, the are (2) ____ syllables in one (3) _______. It is always a(n) (4) ___________ (kind of syllable) followed by a(n) ___________ (5) kind of syllable. Together, there are (6) _____ syllables per line.
1. iambic pentameter 2. 2 3. foot 4. unstressed 5. stressed 6. 10