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Literature/L.A.- 8th
Units 4 & 5 and Shakespeare pt 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Antagonist | the bad guy |
| Actors during Shakespear's time included what? | Women and Girls |
| Anon | soon |
| Whence | where |
| Hence | away |
| What are three types of Irony? | Dramatic, Verbal, Situational |
| Dramatice Irony | a contradiction between what the character thinks and what the audience knows |
| Verbal Irony | Words used to suggest what is meant |
| Situational Irony | an event occurs that directly contradicts the expectation of the reader or audience. |
| What are 4 types of conflict man can have, Man Vs? | man, himself, nature, society |
| Name four types of characters. | static, dynamic, monologue, round and flat |
| Narrative | a type of writing that tells a story or describes a sequence of evenets in an incident. |
| Allegory | a story in which the characters and actions have a meaning beyond the surface meaning. |
| Ethos | a rhetorical appeal that focuses on a person's character or qualifications. |
| Media Channels | means of communication that is geard to a specific audience |
| communication | a process of exchanging information between individuals that includes both verbal and nonverbal language |
| talking points | key ideas that a speaker wishes to share in a persentation to support his or her |
| pathos | An appeal to the readers' or listeners'senses or emotions through connotive language and imagery. |
| Point of view | persepective from which a story is tod |
| logos | the rhetorical appeal to reason or logic through statistics, facts and reasonal examples |
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