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Term 1

LA 9 CORE

TermDefinition
Symbolism An object the has more mean then it seems. SYMBOLS: PHYSICAL OBJECT OR COLOR
Hyperbole obvious and intentional exaggeration. EXAGGERTION TO MAKE A POINT
Metaphor Compare two different things by saying one thing IS the other Using: WAS AN
Simile Compare two different things by saying one thing is LIKE the other Using: LIKE OR AS
Narrative STORY OF CONNECTED EVENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR AND HAS A PURPOSE OR A LESSON TO BE LEARNED
Summarize TELLING THE KEY POINTS (EASY)
Analyze to separate a material or abstract entity into constituent parts or elements EXPLAIN, FIND MEANING (HARD)
Evaluate to determine or set the value or amount of; appraise JUDYING IT (HARDEST)
Compare SIMIARITIES IN TWO TOPICS.
Contrast DIFFERENCES IN TWO TOPICS.
Fiction NOT A TRUE STORY EXAMPLE: FAIRY TALE
Non-fiction A TRUE STORY EXAMPLE: HISTORY
Imagery AURTHUR PAINTS A PICTURE WITH WORDS (SHOWING NOT TELLING)
Foreshadowing WHEN THE AUTHOR HINTS OR INFORMATION SOMETHING EASE IS COMING
Flashback CHARACTER BRAIN TAKES US BACK IN TIME TO SEE AN EVENT THEN BACK TO THE PRESENT.
Plot EVENTS THAT LEND TO A DEFINING MOVEMENT FOR THE CHARACTER.
Protagonist ACTIVE MAIN CHARACTER
Antagonist THE OPPOSITE OF THE MAIN CHARACTER.
Theme MAIN IDEA (REPEATED) AUTHOR NEVER TELLS THE THEME
Irony The use of words to convey a meaning that is the OPPOSITE OF ITS LITERAL MEANING
Dialogue conversation between two or more persons. SPEECH
Audience Intended reader FOR A BOOK
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