African Literature

Idiomatics

sayings that we use but without their literal meaning

Context Clues

info in texts that help readers understand unknown words or expressions

Collocations

relationships between words that help readers understand unknown words or expressions

Logical Connectors

words, phrases, sentences, that connect 2 ideas or make logical transitions between them

Sequential

to introduce or to shift going to a text

Corroborative

adding more info or ideas

Comparative

comparing two things , similarities and differences

Contrasting

differences only

Explanatory

to explain something

Cause and Effect

leads and shows the reason why something happened

Rebuttal

proving your point

Concluding

to conclude something after giving info

Animals exhibit human traits, African Geography, Culture

What is being described in african folk tales

Volume Projection Pitch Stress Intonation Juncture Rate of Speech

Name the 7 psorodic features of speech

Volume

loudness and softness

Projection

loudness , clarity, rythym, etc.

Pitch

high tones and low tones to how you want to sound like

Rate of speed

tempo or speed of something

Juncture

pausing in your speech

Intonation

rise and fall of your voice to convey a meaning properly

Stress

emphasizing of a sylllable in one word