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					  What is a simile?					 
					
					 What is a comparison between two different objects using "like," or "as". The effect of the comparison enhances the reader's understanding of an idea. 
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					  What is personification?					 
					
					 What is the following an example of: The wind said goodnight and the stars sang us to sleep. 
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					  Lost love, sadness, alteration, etc.					 
					
					 What is the effect of the following metaphor: Your love, once a red, red rose, has lost its scent. 
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					  Topic Sentence					 
					
					 What is does the T stand for in TISAS? 
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					  What is imagery?					 
					
					 What is vivid description/figurative language that creates images in the reader's mind through the use of sensory language 
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					  What is allusion?					 
					
					 What is the following an example of: Oh that girl? She's the female Lebron James. 
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					  Danger, impending doom, the "s" beginnings sound like the sound of a snake slithering. 					 
					
					 What is the effect of the following alliteration: The snake slid stealthily between the tall grass towards our sleeping bodies. 
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					  T=tag 
					L=lead C=citation 
					 What is the format for integrating quotes and what does each letter stand for? 
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					  What is metaphor?					 
					
					 What is a direct comparison between two unlike things/ideas where one thing “becomes” the other without the use of the word like, as, than, or resembles. 
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					  What is alliteration?					 
					
					 What is the following an example of: The dog drizzled his drool on the doll with a delightfully dopey look on his face. 
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					  Good basketball player, maybe headed for a bit of a career scandal?					 
					
					 What is the effect of the following allusion: Oh that girl? She's the female Lebron James. 
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					  Inside the quotation marks					 
					
					 What is the correct location for all punctuation that connects dialogue tags to dialogue? 
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					  What is symbol?					 
					
					 What is one thing that stands for, or represents, something else in order to make us understand something about the text. 
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					  What is metaphor?					 
					
					 What is the following an example of: Your love, once a red, red rose, has lost its scent. 
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					  The water seems alive and wants to cause harm, intensifies the cold by making it seem alive and out of human control. 					 
					
					 What is the effect of the following personification: The water leapt over the edge of the boat, attacking our exposed cheeks and surrounded our feet in icy cold. 
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					  Create a new paragraph and indent for each new speaker.					 
					
					 What is the correct way to show a new speaker when writing dialogue? 
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					  What is allusion?					 
					
					 When an author references another work of literature, historical event, historical figure, or a specific place without explanation or detail. The goal of this device is to provide additional meaning/context to their work through the comparison the referen 
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					  What is imagery?					 
					
					 What is the following an example of: The white dots materialized, and drifted into our hair, each flake its own world of left turns and razor sharp edges. 
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					  Dehumanization, loss of name/identity, uniformity, one sees self as less than human too. 					 
					
					 What is the effect of the following symbol from Night: The three "veterans," with needles in their hands, engraved a number on our left arms. I became A-7713"(39). 
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					  1) run-on 
					2) missing comma after cold 3) He said vs. he said 
					 What are the three errors in the following: 
					"Hey, it's time to go I'm cold"He said.  |