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Describe the advantages of periodic syntax. |
increase climax, makes details about when/why/because/if/wherever matter |
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What is a qualifier? |
an adverb (a word that describes a verb or adjective) ex. really, very, pretty, mighty, just, so, too |
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What is a phrasal verb? |
A verb and a preposition, making slang. ex. look up, took out, set up, hang out, turn in |
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What are the different lengths of sentences? |
5 words: Telegraphic 5-12: Short 12-18: Medium 18+: Involved |
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What is anaphora? |
Repeating a word or phrase at the beginning of each part of the sentence |
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What is polysyndeton? |
Multiple coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) within a list |
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What is the effect of polysyndeton? |
Unpremeditated multiplicity (all items are equal and the author could go on) OR Climactic Conclusion |
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What is asyndeton? |
Commas used in a series, specifically without a coordinating conjunction before the last object |
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What are the effects of asyndeton? |
Unpremeditated multiplicity Climactic conclusion |
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What is an implied metaphor? |
compares two unlike things, but it does so without mentioning one of them. Instead, it implies the comparison by using a word or phrase that describes the unmentioned term ex. Sonia barked commands |
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What is an idiomatic expression? |
a type of informal English that have a meaning different from the meaning of the words in the expression ex. hold your tongue |
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What is a plain metaphor? |
makes the comparison by using is or was He is a bird. |
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What are litotes? |
ironical statement in which an affirmative is expressed by the negative of its contrary ex. you won't be sorry |
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What are the five ways to make sense of fiction? |
1. First actions/words of a character 2. Pairings and triads 3. Who or what is the force? 4. The Human Condition? 5. What literary devices? |
