Literary Language
To make an educated guess about future events in the story.
What is Infer?
The date of the next NC Check-In for English II.
What is March 14, 2025?
The length of a constructed response.
What is 4-6 sentences?
language that appeals to the senses, involves description and detail.
What is Imagery?
The total number of passages we will read.
What is 4-6?
The writing strategy for a constructed response.
What is ACES?
How a character or writer sees something.
What is Point-of-View or Perspective?
A comparison between two unlike things, usually to highlight features.
What is a metaphor?
a person, place, thing, or event that stands both for itself and something beyond itself.
What is a Symbol or Symbolism?
The number of constructed responses we will write on the EOC.
What is 4-6?
What "A" stands for in ACES.
What is "address the prompt?"
How a text is built or constructed.
What is structure?
An extreme exaggeration such as "I'm so hungry I could eat a horse."
What is hyperbole?
The message a work is trying to convey.
What is a Theme?
The total number of questions on the EOC.
What is 45-50?
What 'C' and 'E' stand for in ACES.
How a writer explains their position in an argument.
What is reasoning?
A reference to something outside the text.
What is allusion?
What is Diction?
The date of our EOC.
When is 5/?/2025?
The strategy you should use to write 'S.'
What is 'write it backwards?'
The three rhetorical appeals.
What are Ethos, Logos, and Pathos.
Placing two unlike things side by side to highlight differences.
What is juxtaposition?