English 2 By Flor

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Exposition

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introduces the reader to information.

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Example of exposition

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Little Red Riding Hood went to the forest to visit her ill granny.

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Rising action

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The main conflect is introduced by compicated by outside influence.

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Example of Rising Action

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while LIttle Red Rideing Hood was busy picking flowers to take to her granny, the wolf went to the cottage and swallowed granny in one gulp.

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Climax

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this is the turning point of the story.

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Example for Climax

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The wolf swallowed Little Red Riding Hood in one gulp and then fell asleep.

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Falling Action

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This is when the main conflict starts to come apart, the good person is winning and the bad person is losing.

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Example for Falling action

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The woodsman cut the wolf open with his axe and out popped Granny and Little Red Riding Hood.

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Resolution

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End of story where main conflict has been worked out and come to a reasonable ending.

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Example for Resolution

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Then the woodsman, Granny, and Little Red Riding Hood all sat down by the fire and enjoyed cake and lemonade.

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Tone

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The attitude of the narrator toward the characters, subject, theme or ideas.

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Example for Tone

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(Example of Tone)

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Idiom

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A phrase whose meaning cannot be determined by the literal definiton, but refers instead to a figurative meaning that is known only through common use is an/a.

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Example for Idiom

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(Example for Idiom)

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Figurative language

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describing something by using "figures of speech"

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Example for Figurative Language

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My cat is bigger than the car.

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Figures of Speech

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Language device that creat meaning through comparison, exaggeration, imagery, or contrast.

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Example of Figures of Speech

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The cat looks like the dog.

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Simile

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uses like or as

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Example for simile

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The girl was as big as my cat.

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metaphore

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Doesn't use like or as

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Example for Metaphore

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The cat was always happy as a girl.

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Imagery

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uses five senses to create vived images/Ideas

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Example for Imagery

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"piece of cake"

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Glittering Generalities

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The uses of strong words related to deep rooted beliefs, but is not supported with information or reason.

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Example for Glittering Generalities

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"pure, fresh, mountain spring water..."

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Citing Statistics

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The uses of scientific data to support on idea, product or opinion.

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Example for Citing statistics

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"98% of americans agree that the satest way to drive, is driving while not texting"

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testimonial

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the uses of empirical evidence to support a product, idea or belive.

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Example for Testimonial

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With magic telephone service I saw a reduction in my monthly bill, even though i was on the phone twice as much.

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Appeals to Reason, emotion

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the uses of motion or logic to support a product, idea, or opinion.

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Example for Appeals to Reason, motion

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'Think of the children...!

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Flashback

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The past

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Example for Flashback

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When i was a little girl..

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Flat

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The charecter you dont know much.

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Example for Flat

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the parents of Gordy

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Mood

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The way they feel

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Example for mood

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happy, sad, depressed, and mad

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Round

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The charecter that you know alot about.

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Example for Round

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Gordy of the movie of stand by mi.

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Symbolism

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A person, place, action, word, or thing that(by association, resemblance, or convention.

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Example for Symbolism

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flor was in north dacota doing volleyball.

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Protaginist

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The good person

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Example for protaginist

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My mom is a realy good person .

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Point of View

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The way you look at a problem or thing.

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Example for point of view

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The way i look at the problem is that mexico is becoming a bad place.

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Bandwagon

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a statement that everyone is doing buying or believing in something their for you should to.

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example for Bandwagon

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Everyone is doing it so should you.

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Analogies

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The contract using blank is to blank as blank is to blank.

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Example for Analogies

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drink is to liquid as
eat is to solid

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Foreshadowing

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Predicting something that might happen

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Example for Foreshadowing

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Dashavo

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Onomatopoeia

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Is the information of a word is the sound made and spelled.

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Example for Onomatopoeia

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the cow gose moo!!!

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Personification

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Is giving something non-living a pary of a living thing.

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Example for Personification

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She didnt know the opertunity was knocking at the door.

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Hyperbole

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Is a form of figurtive lange that uses exaderation.

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Example for Hyperbole

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I've waited on you a million years.

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Allusion

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Images you can see but they are not real.

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Example for Allusion

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mirage

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Irony

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Diffrent between reality and appearencis

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Example for Irony

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Evryone dieng in the hospital.

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Static

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a charecter that dosent change and and is kind to blame.

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Example for static

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like the charecter like gorddy

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Dynamic

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A charecter that changes alotand has energy.

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Example for Dynamic

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Spongebob changes sad to hyper.