Vocab & Word Meaning
All Mixed Up
Poetry & Drama
Genre, Theme, & Viewpoint
Anything Goes
100

What is the "emotional meaning" called?

ex. dove is peaceful

connotation

100

What is important classic works called?

traditional works

100

What is a long speech given by one person?

monologue

100

What is the type of text? ex. fiction, nonfiction, poetry, drama

genre

100

Which point of view uses he, she, they and the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters?

Third person omniscient

200

What is the dictionary meaning called?

denotation

200

What is Greek/Roman style work called?

Classical

200

Which figurative language appeals to your five senses?

imagery

200

What is a message or lesson of a story?

theme

200

Which point of view uses I and we and the narrator is one of the characters?

First person

300

What is the origin of a word? ex. bio means life

etymology

300

What works include gods, heroes, and big questions?

Mythic

300

What is the author's word choice?

diction

300

What is another name for the author's opinion?

viewpoint

300

What are 3 author's purposes?

P-persuade

I-inform

E-entertain

400

What can you use to determine the meaning of a word in the text?

context clues

400

What is it called when symbols are repeated?

controlling image

400

What are thoughts spoken by the character alone called? (thinking out loud)

Soliloquy

400

What is an educated guess that includes text evidence?

inference

400

Name 4 types of text structure?

* Chronological order

* Cause & Effect

* Compare & Contrast

* Problem & Solution

500

Because, unlike, however, such as are ofter referred to as what?

signal words (signal a change)

500

What is the difference between a summary & a critique?

summary has no opinions

critique includes opinions

500

What type of irony occurs when the audience knows more than the actors?

dramatic irony

500

What is the inference formula?

What the text says + what you know

500

List the steps of the writing process?

* Planning (choose genre, purpose, audience)

*Drafting (include specific details, examples, etc.)

*revising (build, elaborate, move, eliminate)

*editing (proofread & correct errors)

*publishing (rewrite or print final copy)