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15 Cards in this Set
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Sensory Details |
Language that appeals to 1 or more of the senses- sight, sound, touch, taste, smell. |
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Internal Coherence
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Refers to the coherence within a paragraph. |
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Theme
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The central idea, message, or purpose of a literary work. |
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Literary Genre
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The category or class to which a literary work belongs: epic poetry, mythology, and science fiction are examples of literary genre. |
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Connotation
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The suggested or implied meaning or emotion associated with a word beyond its literal definition. |
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A word’s exact literal-dictionary-meaning.
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Stanza
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Describes a division of lines of a poem into equal groups. |
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Figurative Language
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Language used in an imagination way to express ideas that are not literally true; language used for effect, such as with personification, simile, metaphor, and hyperbole. |
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Characterization
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Is a methods a writer uses to develop characters, for example, through descriptions, action, and dialogue.
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External Coherence
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Refers to the coherence between the paragraph and related to the entire essay.
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Symbol
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An object, person, or a place that stands for something else. |
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Objective Camera Angle
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In film, this is the equivalent to the 3rd person point of view of written test. |
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Myth
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Traditional stories that explain beliefs, customs, or natural phenomenon through the action of gods or heroes. |
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Symbolism
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The use of symbols in a literary work. |
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Consequences
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Something that logical or naturally follows from an action or condition. |
