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What is to look at similarities?
Define "compare".
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What is to persuade, inform, and entertain?
List the three informational text elements.
HINT: PIE! |
What is a comparison using the words "like" or "as"?
The definition of simile.
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What is A Model of Christian Charity, American Jezebel, To My Dear and Loving Husband, and Second Treatise of Government.
List the titles of the stories we have read.
HINT: There are 4. |
What is an excellent example, very good.
Define "exemplary".
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What is to look at differences?
Define "contrast".
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What is to present new information to a reader?
Define "inform" in the context of textual elements.
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What is a comparison where a figurative symbol stands in for something literal?
The definition of metaphor.
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[Answers vary].
Give a summary of "A Model of Christian Charity".
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What is [answers vary].
Give an antonym for "allege".
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What is a text where an event is presented, then the results of that event are explained?
Explain what a cause-and-effect text structure is.
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What is to keep the interest of the reader and make them actually want to read your work?
Explain the purpose of entertaining in literature.
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What is an extreme over-exaggeration for rhetorical effect?
The definition of hyperbole
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[Answers vary].
Give a summary of "American Jezebel".
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What is [answers vary].
Give a synonym for "inane".
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What is a story presented in the order that it happened?
Describe sequential text structure.
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What is the author trying to convince the reader of their perspective?
Describe persuasion in the context of literature.
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[Answers vary]
An example of a hyperbole.
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[Answers vary].
Give a summary of "To My Dear and Loving Husband".
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What is to get or go around?
Define "circumvent".
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[Answers vary]
-Rhetorical essays -Commercials -Political speeches -Textbooks -Guide/Self-help books -Manuals
List two genres or types of writing that are likely to use problem and solution text structure.
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What is American Jezebel?
The title of the story we read where we analyzed the informational text elements.
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[Answers vary]
An example of a simile.
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[Answers vary].
Give a summary of "Second Treatise of Government".
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What is an overinflated self confidence?
Define "hubris".
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