Category 1
Relationships and conversations among characters
Dialogue
The main idea of this genre (something that can be argued)
Claim
The poetry selection from yesterday was________by________
Equality, Maya Angelou
Meant to tell someone valuable information, referred to as
The controlling idea
Often broken up into sections/chapters referred to as
Scenes/Acts
Alluding to events that are later to come
Foreshadowing
In analyzing the authors claim, the arguments' evidence must be these two things
Practical and Logical
Broken into sections often referred to as
Stanzas
May contain these visual aids in order to aid understanding
Graphs, infographics, charts
Recurring themes or objects throughout the story
Motifs
What the author intends for the reader to take away from the story and possibly apply to real life
Theme/Message
Includes the use of logic: Readers must separate ___________from_______________.
facts from opinion/bias
The writer may often be referred to as _____________
The speaker
Details which help back up the main idea being presented
Supporting details
The instructions meant to direct the characters as well as give us as readers vital insight and information, often italicized
Stage directions
Exposition>Rising Action> Climax> Falling Action> Resolution
Plot Structure
In order to be an effective argument, the piece must include _______________
A counterargument
The majority of test questions will ask about a _______in ___________
Shift in tone
The informational text yesterday about this generation was titled: ________________
True Gen Generation Z and its implication for companies
The 3 types of irony
Verbal, Situational, Dramatic
a device used by writers to contrast or reflect another character – often your protagonist (main character)- by highlighting their traits, appearance, personality or morals.
Character Foils
Logical Fallacies:
If this occurs, then this will be the result
A statement meant to distract from the main issue
which someone generalizes from a too-small sample size, insufficient evidence
Slippery Slope
Red Herring
Hasty Generalization
The rhyme scheme
The last two lines are called ________
ABABCDCDEFEFGG, Couplet
An example of an informational text would be
Advertisement, how-to-manual
The reader may garner key information from these two types of speeches, often performed by the protagonist
Monologue, Soliloquy