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Unit 3 Review

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The message or lesson about life or human nature in a fictional story. (To find it, you can usually ask yourself, what did the character(s) learn?) theme
What does it mean for the author to REFLECT on something in a passage? (Might also say author's REFLECTIONS) to think about it or discuss it; to examine how it affected his/her life
A point that an essay is trying to prove is a __________. claim
What does EMPHASIZE mean? It means to call attention to or give special importance to
Which type of appeal lists logical reasons and facts to support a claim Appeal to reason
Which type of appeal uses words that attempt to make you feel pity, sadness, happiness, etc. Appeal to emotion
Repeating words or phrases to emphasize an idea is called ___________. repetition
What does "author's perspective" mean? the author's personal feelings, opinions, and beliefs about a topic. It is "where they are coming from," which shapes how they describe events and what information they include or leave out.
Using the words and sentences around a word to figure out it's meaning is called using ___________________. context clues
What does "emphasize" mean? To call attention to something; to make it stand out or make it more clear
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