english terms

Dramatic irony

________- when the audience knows something that one or more of the characters don't.

Suspense

________- a feeling if excitement, anxiety, or uncertainty about an event.

Textual evidence

________- information from the text in the form of facts and details.

comprehensive form

Summarize- To draw together main ideas in a brief, but ________ (2 .)

Situational

________ irony- An event that is the opposite of what is expected.

Irony

________- a contradiction or contrast in a literary text that often involves an unexpected situation or outcome; creates suspense, humor or surprise.

Opinion

________- statement of belief or feeling.

Characterization

________- determining the qualities or character traits based on evidence.

Fact

________- something that can be proven

Context Clues

________- clues to the meaning of an unfamiliar word that occurs in the sentences or paragraphs in which the word appears "

Central Idea

the most important idea about a topic the writer conveys

Character Change

the way a character's attitude, beliefs, or personality changes throughout the story

Characterization

determining the qualities or character traits based on evidence

Context Clues

clues to the meaning of an unfamiliar word that occurs in the sentences or paragraphs in which the word appears "

Dramatic irony

when the audience knows something that one or more of the characters don't

Fact-something that can be proven inference

the process of arriving at a conclusion based on evidence or logically forming an opinion or interpretation of the facts

irony

a contradiction or contrast in a literary text that often involves an unexpected situation or outcome; creates suspense, humor or surprise

Opinion

statement of belief or feeling

Paraphrasing

a restatement of information in the speaker's or writer's point of view/own words

Point of view

A person or character's perspective of the topic

Situational irony

An event that is the opposite of what is expected

Summarize

To draw together main ideas in a brief, but comprehensive form (2.)

Supporting Details

Examples, facts, statistics, and anecdotes that provide a basis

Textual evidence

information from the text in the form of facts and details

interpertation

\- the process of arriving at a conclusion based on evidence or logically forming an opinion or interpretation of the text