Storytelling
This term refers to the literal meaning of a word.
Denotation.
Logos refers to...
Logos: The way a writer appeals to logic, facts, and reasoning to impact readers.
This term refers to a behavior or habit that is usual, typical, or standard.
Norm.
This term refers to a journey from one place to another.
Physical journey.
Where does The Crucible take place?
Salem, Massachusetts, in the spring of 1692.
This term refers to the arrangement of words and phrases in a sentence.
Syntax.
Ethos refers to...
Ethos: the way a writer appeals to ethics, morals, trust, and credibility to impact readers.
This term refers to the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation. It is usually marked at certain intervals or times of year.
Tradition.
This term refers to the way people's beliefs or mindsets shift over time.
Emotional journey.
In The Crucible,Tituba confesses to witchcraft not because she is actually guilty, but to save herself from more severe punishment. Which statement below best explains her reasoning for doing so?
Tituba was from a different social class and feared physical punishment.
What are "connotations?"
This term refers to the reader's feelings or associations surrounding a word.
List 3 elements of style we look for when reading research-based arguments.
Culture can be defined as...
This term refers to the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group.
The "Hero's Journey" refers to...
A common template that many stories follow.
In Crying in H-Mart, what does H-Mart symbolize for Michelle Zauner?
The connection to her childhood, heritage, and mother
What is "pacing?"
This term refers to how fast/slow the writer takes the reader through a story.
This term refers to a social concept that is changing or needs to change.
Paradigm shift.
What is the difference between a central idea and a theme?
A central idea is a broad topic that comes up repeatedly throughout the book. A theme is a complex moral, message, or lesson about a central idea.
List one physical and one emotional journey in The Great Gatsby.
Answers vary.
In Crying in H-Mart, why does Umma (Michelle's mom) not immediately tell Michelle about her cancer diagnosis and treatment?
She was hopeful that it would pass, and she would regain her health soon.
List 3 elements of style to look for when reading an expository essay about food.
Tone: writer's attitude toward the subject
Description and sensory details: sight, sound, smell, taste, touch
Memories: reflecting on the past from a future point of view
Exaggeration: playing up certain details or emotions to emphasize what was strongest in the moment
This term refers to the structures, influences, and relationships of power that exist between individuals or groups of people.
Power Dynamics.
List 3 elements of style we look for when reading narratives.
Direct characterization: when the writer directly tells us traits about characters
Indirect characterization: when the writer reveals details about a character without stating them explicitly. (STEAL: Speech, Thoughts, Effects on Others, Actions, Looks).
Theme: complex moral or message, stated directly or indirectly
What is the significance of references to "time" in The Great Gatsby? (ex. clocks, seasons, etc.)
Answers vary.
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