Engliah Final (literary elements and grammar)

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How do you know when to use a comma?

connects a full sentence (independent clause) to a partial sentence (dependent clause), or joins two full sentences with a FANBOYS word

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How do you know when to use a semicolon?

Connects two full sentences (independent clauses) that are closely related without a conjunction.

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How do you know when to use a colon?

Use a colon after a full sentence to introduce something (a list, an explanation, or a quote

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Identify audience and purpose.

Audience: Who your communicating with

Purpose: Why your communicating

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What’s parallel structure?

Same pattern for words and clauses

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What are the plot elements?

Exposition (setup), rising action, climax (peak tension), falling action, and resolution/ denouement

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What’s tone?

Narrators attitude throughout the subject

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What’s symbolism?

Symbols are used to represent things

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What’s a simile?

A figure of speech that compares one thing to another using like and as. (Ex. As brave as a lion) (somewhat)

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What’s a metaphor?

Directly comparing two unlike things. (Ex. Love is a battlefield) (makes it)

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What’s foreshadowing?

When an author drops hints about what is to come

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What’s topic vs. theme?

Topic: General Subject

Theme: Underlying message or idea

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What’s personification?

Human qualities or emotions being given to inanimate objects to describe them

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What’s an allegory?

A story, poem, etc. that can reveal a hidden meaning

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What’s situational irony?

Outcomes are opposite to expectation

Ex. A fire station on fire

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What verbal irony?

Saying the opposite of what you mean (sarcasm)

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What’s dramatic irony?

The audience knows something that the characters don’t

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What’s direct vs. indirect characterization?

Direct: tells the reader what a character is like

Indirect: reveals traits through throughly characters behavior, thoughts, and interactions