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ENG-2DW Review

Review for Enhanced Grade 10 English

QuestionAnswer
Thesis the authors message to the reader about humans/life.
Tone The writers attitdue towards a subject
Point of View The persective of which the story is told
The Essay's Purpose to explain an opinion/to inform/to instruct/pursuade/critisize/entertain
The intended Audience The specific audience written to by the author
Alliteration the repitition of intial sounds of words in a sentence
Allusion A reference to a biblical or well known work
Assonance the repetition of a vowel
Cacophony the use of harsh sounding words
Consonance the repetition of consonants
Effective Diction the writers effective vocabulary and style of expression
Euphemism The use of soft sounding words
Imagery When the author appeals to your senses
Irony 1.Verbal- Sarcasm 2.Situational- fire house burning down 3.Dramatice- Bottom(midsummers night dream)
Juxtaposition the putting together of opposites
Metaphor A comparison not using like or as
Onomatopoeia writing a sound
Personification Inanimate objects given human qualities
Repetition the repetition of a specific word/phrase or idea
Rhetorical Question a question asked by the author to manipulate the reader
Simile A comparison using like or as
Statistics A specific fact included in a piece to pursuade
Symbols A parabolic object used to show something of greater importance
Created by: kierab
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