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What is NONFICTION?
We explored this genre by using several news articles including "Zero" concerning Colin Kaepernick.
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What is a rhetorical situation?
A helpful tool to identify author, purpose, text-type, setting, and audience.
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What is RHYTHM?
Repeating a specific beat...like in songs.
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What is FICTION?
"The Scarlet Ibis" tells a short story of a young boy and his brother, in this genre.
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What is 5W (who, what, when, where, why)
When summarizing nonfiction, it is best to use this tool.
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What is RHYME?
Creating internal (inside the line) and external (at the end of the line) ____ is a purposeful tool and helps the listener understand the theme.
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What is DRAMA?
A popular playwright created many Acts, Scenes and Lines; while using Stage Directions, Monologues, Soliloquys and Asides.
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What is SOMEBODY, WANTED, BUT, SO, THEN
Providing an overview for a story can be so easy...if you understand character, goals, conflict, reaction to conflict and final event.
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What is a METAPHOR?
Author's like Robert Frost and Margaret Atwood, often use figurative language to compare emotional pain to destructive fire or fish hooks.
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What is POETRY?
Margaret Atwood writes
[you fit into me] like a hook into an eye a fish hook an open eye |
What are ETHOS, PATHOS, LOGOS?
Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke on the steps of Washington Monument, using these rhetorical appeals.
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What is GENRE?
An overall category that includes the types of literature.
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What is BIAS?
News articles must be analyzed for one-sided arguments.
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