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The Last Wolf

Animal wisdom week of 1/3/24

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Figurative language Language that has meaning beyond the literal meaning of the words.
personification A type of figurative language that uses words to describe an object or animals as if it has human characteristics.
Imagery The use of words and phrases used in a way that allows readers to experience, or imagine, how something looks, feels, sounds, smells or tastes.
paraphrasing Restating the text in your own words.
baying Bark or howl loudly.
highrises A building with many stories.
strengthen To increase the rhetorical and/or argumentative impact of a written or spoken work by revising for concision, clarity, and cohesion; providing better and/or more evidence as support for claims and value statements.
style A particular manner of doing something characteristic to an individual region, time, artistic/literary movement, etc; in writing, style includes word choice, fluency, voice, sentence structure, figurative language, and syntax.
task The specific product or type of product one is completing greatly influences the choices and author makes.
tone The attitude an author takes toward the subject or topic of a text, generally revealed through word choice, perspective, or point of view.
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