Figurative Language
What is repetition?
an act of repeating something that has already been said or written.
SIMILE=PERSONIFICATION
DISTINCTION
Which quote supports the idea that the family has no permanent lodgings
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What is tone?
the attitude the author/speaker/character has toward a particular subject
What is theme?
message or lesson within the text
What is onomatopoeia?
Words that imitate sounds
Example: "Buzz, hiss, woof"
MAIN IDEA = CONNECTIONS
DISTINCTION
How does paragraph 6 contribute to the development of the theme?
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How do you understand a characters/author/speakers tone?
Through their word choice, persective or POV
What is textual evidence?
Proof within the text to find the answer to the question
What is an analogy?
an comparison drawn between two things for the sake of clarification.
POV=BAVE
CONNECTION
What does the dialogue between Papa and Jack reveal about their relationship?
Think and Search
What tool can you use to find a characters perspective?
BAVE
To determine is to...
To find
What is an hyperbole?
When someone exxagerates to make a point
TONE=ATTITUDE
CONNECTION
What does accumulated mean in the sentence below from paragraph 9?
I explained to them that under certain circumstances, carbonic acid gas was frequently accumulated in caves or grottoes, rendering the air unfit for breathing, producing dizziness, fainting, and eventually death.
Right There
Define Evaluate?
to determine by analysis
To Investigate
To Analyze is to...?
to examine...
What is an idiom?
a word or phrase that arent meant to be taken literal
ex. cold feet, burning hot, raining cats and dogs
CENTRAL IDEA = THEME = MAIN IDEA
CONNECTIONS
What does the figurative phrase “galloped off with a speed that made by hair stand on end” mean in paragraph 11?
Right There
What must one provide to have an suffiecient argument?
EVIDENCE...
EVIDENCE...
EVIDENCE!!!
What is an inference?
to draw to an conclusion...
to guess...