eoc terms

ashanti’s love is like a red, red rose.

simile

conner was a rock of strenght

metaphor

boisterous Ben broke Brees backpack

alliteration

the ocean called out to chris, inviting him in

personification

“according to webster’s dictionary…” or “according to Drake….” (making a reference)

allusion

We drive on the parkway and park in the driveway; (seemingly untrue statement with truth)

paradox

This is how many examples are needed for ACES (a well constructed paragraph).

at least two or three

This is how many sentences are needed for ACES

at least five or six

This is what the (E) in ACES stands for

explanation

"Jaden ran 5,000 miles at practice today."

hyperbole (#facts)

"Jaivion slammed into the door with a big thud."

onomatopoeia

"The moldy, musty smell of the unclean bathroom turned Bri's stomach."

imagery

"Light and darkness represented major elements in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet."

symbolism

When we read Romeo and Juliet, we knew a character was going to die but other characters did not yet, it is this type of irony.

dramatic irony

When we are surprised about a story's outcome

situational irony

When Mike called Sebastian a "Genius" for failing the Math test, he used this type of irony.

verbal irony

After seeing and reading about Eddie's passing in (The Five People), we as readers are put into our feelings, which is called

mood

The author describes his ideas of World War II and portrays his ideas or feelings, which is called

tone

Emily's idea of love was different than what the dictionary says.

connotation

Prentice and Ella looked up the definition of loyalty in the dictionary.

denotation

new ending; jumbo shrimp; biggie smalls

oxymoron

Isaiah: "Who is your father?"
Dez: "You are Isaiah!"

dialogue

When Mrs. Steeves asks you a question that you already know the answer to, it is this

rhetorical question

When the narrator tells us that Eddie will meet 5 people in heaven, it gives hints about the future...

foreshadowing

The birthdays in the novel (The Five People) are told through this going back in time

flashback

What do you do when you smash your toe? (Call a tow truck).

pun

When the first word or groups of words are repeated in a poem or piece of writing, it is called this.

anaphora or (repetition)

This device improves the rhythm and sound of a work.

rhyme

Keeping the same pattern of words to balance a sentence

parallel structure; like parallel lines in math

This is what you use to take notes and write down certain vocabulary on the EOC

blank paper

This is what you should look at first before you read a passage

title and questions