Fiction Analysis
Time and Place where a story happens.
What is the setting?
The subject + purpose.
What is the primary argument?
The first S in SOAPSTone.
What is the Subject?
The other name of the step 3 that'd different from strategies, and text evidence.
What are Choices/Author's Choices?
The outline of an argumentative essay.
What is an introduction, body, counterclaim and conclusion?
The authors attitude toward a subject.
What is tone?
The topic/central idea.
What is the subject?
The authors attitude toward the subject.
What is Tone?
The term that Exploits the desire of most people to join the crowd or be on the winning side. Few of us would want to wear nerdy clothes, smell differently rom everyone else, or be unpopular.
What is Bandwagon?
The message or purpose is sometimes known as this.
What is the central idea?
A common technique in wiring that is used to convey feelings and show connections non-literally.
What is figurative devices?
The appeal to emotions.
What is pathos?
The three purposes.
What is to inform, to explain, and to persuade?
The term for the use of similar patterns of sentence structure—often repetition of words and phrases—used for emphasis and comprehension.
What is parallel structure?
The name for the opposite of a claim.
What is a counter claim?
Comparison of two things without like or as that exist through the whole, or a big part of a text.
What is Extended Metaphor?
The event or time when something happens.
What is the occasion?
What is the Thesis/Claim?
The terms for Lighting that is dimly-lit and brightly lit.
What is low key lighting and high key lighting.
The parts of a conclusion.
What is restating thesis, restating main ideas, call to action/some type of closing statement?
The perspective in which the story is written. Including First person (I, me ,my etc.), Second Person (you), Third person (he, she, they).
What is Point of View?
What are Pathos, Logos, Kairos, and Ethos?
The three categories of tone.
What is positive, negative, and neutral?
The term for when propaganda technique where an organization may use media to favorably show one side or an issue or an argument, while simultaneously downplaying the other side.
What is card stacking?
The thesis is comprised of these components.
What are counterclaim, claim, and reasons?