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| A piece of literature designed to ridicule the subject of the work. |
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| A story illustrating an idea or a moral principle in which objects take on symbolic meanings. |
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| hints the reader recieves to predict outcome |
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alludes to some hidden meaning
rose=love dove=peace finals=suffering |
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| tells a choronical sequence of events |
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| weirdo poems with no rhyme or meter |
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| romantizied short poem wherein the poet expresses an emotion or illuminates some life principle. |
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| Suspense in fiction results primarily from two factors: the reader's identification with and concern for the welfare of a convincing and sympathetic character, and an anticipation of violence. |
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| actions, appeance, other character's opinon, dialogue, what author writes about them |
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| good guy, reader likes them |
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| character to just kinda be there usually very sterotypical |
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| a variety of a language characteristic of a particular group of the language's speakers. |
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| spoken words of characters |
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| gets to go into all characters thoughts |
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| one characters thoughts, living throught 1 character |
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| narration, no innet thoughts |
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| he mood pervading a literary work, particularly created by the setting; |
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| The quality of seeming true, having the semblance of reality. |
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verbal irony
situational
dramatic |
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sarcasm
opposite happens, what's expected
reader knows something characters don't. |
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| A story in poetic form, often about tragic love and usually sung. |
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| A small, representative system having analogies to a larger system in constitution, configuration, or development |
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| Providing logical connections between ideas is one of the most important keys to good writing. |
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| all asspects relate to main point |
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| logical interconnection; overall sense or understandability. |
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look at 3 part essay
intoductory statatgies (6) |
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anecdote
retorical Q
startling fact
direct address to reader
quotation
take a stand |
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facts
detailed description
anecdote
examples
graphic aid
quotation |
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make a prediction
call to action
make a generalization
prose a thought provoking question
circle back to attention getter |
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get a coke,
review pygmalion,
you rock my soxs off |
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