Vocabulary
failing to make progress or be successful.
What is languish?
a literary device whereby one story is contained inside another story.
what is Framing?
a fundamental idea, person, or set of circumstances that appears frequently enough in literary works to be regarded as a universal idea or scenario.
What is gothic genre?
the use of clear, concise language that not only effectively transmits information but also educates the reader.
What is detrmining word choice?
group conversation to generate ideas or find solutions.
what is brainstorming?
make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense.
to satisfy
What is Assuage?
a fundamental idea, person, or set of circumstances that appears frequently enough in literary works to be regarded as a universal idea or scenario.
what are Archetypes?
group conversation to generate ideas or find solutions.
what is romantacism genre?
choose the explanation that fits the relevant facts the best.
What is making inferences?
allows you to express the core idea of the paper as an argument, which you will then back with supporting evidence in the body of the paper.
what is developing a claim?
to approach someone and engage in aggressive conversation
what is accost?
a tale you create from nothing but your imagination. You must select your cast of characters and conceive of the plot in your head. The story must be made relatable to your audience in order for them to believe it.
what is Dystopian society?
a tale you create from nothing but your imagination. To control the course of the story, you must select your characters and exercise creative imagination. The story must be made relatable to your audience in order for them to believe it.
What is fictional narrative?
the use of clear, concise language that not only effectively relays information but also educates the reader.
what is analyzing the impact of humor on tone?
analyzing a text closely, deciphering its implications, and investigating the author's decisions.
what is a literary analysis?
tending to regulate and control or calm
what is sedative?
Verified content that is taken straight from the source or another document and used to reinforce a claim or a point of view
what is textual evidence?
to help strengthen your story, polish your story, and fix story flaws.
What is revising a story?
a word, phrase, remark, or idea that has more than one possible interpretation.
What is investigating ambiguity?
a study in which secondary research—as opposed to primary research—was used to find the data.
what is a literature project?
false;questionable
what is spurious?
Based on the relevance of the location, the interpreter created it in an artistic manner.
What is interpereting theme?
an unresolved ending, found more often in TV shows but still present in movies
what is a cliffhanger?
the way text is organized by authors.
what is text structure?
the series of incidents that comprise a story. A story's general organization is referred to as its structure or narrative structure.
what is plot?