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What is the definition of literal meaning?
What is the definition of literal meaning?
- A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
- The figurative interpretation of a phrase
- The underlying theme of a story
- The actual meaning of a word or phrase (correct)
What distinguishes a metaphor from other figures of speech?
What distinguishes a metaphor from other figures of speech?
- It implies a physical action
- It represents one thing as if it were another (correct)
- It describes a literal event
- It uses the words 'like' or 'as' for comparison
What is an example of an extended metaphor?
What is an example of an extended metaphor?
- Her eyes sparkle like stars.
- His voice was loud and harsh.
- Time is a thief that steals our moments. (correct)
- The sun kissed the horizon gently.
What type of text is described as having a true story about a writer's own life?
What type of text is described as having a true story about a writer's own life?
What term is used for a story that includes fictional characters and events?
What term is used for a story that includes fictional characters and events?
How does a metaphor enhance language?
How does a metaphor enhance language?
What is the main focus of an autobiography?
What is the main focus of an autobiography?
What does an extended metaphor do over a poem?
What does an extended metaphor do over a poem?
What does 'Character vs.self' represent in storytelling?
What does 'Character vs.self' represent in storytelling?
Which example fits 'Character vs.technology' best?
Which example fits 'Character vs.technology' best?
What is suggested by the term 'themself' in the context provided?
What is suggested by the term 'themself' in the context provided?
How can 'Character vs.nature' be exemplified?
How can 'Character vs.nature' be exemplified?
Which example illustrates 'Character vs.society'?
Which example illustrates 'Character vs.society'?
Which statement is true regarding figurative language?
Which statement is true regarding figurative language?
What is the primary focus of 'Character vs.character' conflicts?
What is the primary focus of 'Character vs.character' conflicts?
What does the phrase 'I’m so tired I could sleep for a year' represent?
What does the phrase 'I’m so tired I could sleep for a year' represent?
What should be included in the body paragraph addressing the problem?
What should be included in the body paragraph addressing the problem?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the suggested solution in the body paragraph?
Which of the following is NOT a component of the suggested solution in the body paragraph?
What should the conclusion of the letter achieve?
What should the conclusion of the letter achieve?
Which factor does NOT influence the formality of a group discussion?
Which factor does NOT influence the formality of a group discussion?
What is the function of the body paragraph that discusses the problem?
What is the function of the body paragraph that discusses the problem?
Which of the following should NOT be part of the proposed solution?
Which of the following should NOT be part of the proposed solution?
In addressing the purpose of a discussion, what is it important to identify?
In addressing the purpose of a discussion, what is it important to identify?
What role does the audience play in a group discussion?
What role does the audience play in a group discussion?
Which of the following examples represents effective speaking?
Which of the following examples represents effective speaking?
What does 'literal language' refer to?
What does 'literal language' refer to?
Which term best matches the definition: 'the lending of human qualities to animals, objects, or abstract concepts'?
Which term best matches the definition: 'the lending of human qualities to animals, objects, or abstract concepts'?
Which of the following defines 'connotation'?
Which of the following defines 'connotation'?
What is an 'extended metaphor'?
What is an 'extended metaphor'?
Which best describes 'mood' in literature?
Which best describes 'mood' in literature?
What does 'denotation' refer to in literary terms?
What does 'denotation' refer to in literary terms?
Which statement best illustrates ineffective speaking?
Which statement best illustrates ineffective speaking?
What type of sentence is formed by joining one independent clause with at least one dependent clause?
What type of sentence is formed by joining one independent clause with at least one dependent clause?
Which of the following represents a compound-complex sentence?
Which of the following represents a compound-complex sentence?
Which word is a subordinating conjunction?
Which word is a subordinating conjunction?
When should a comma be used in a complex sentence?
When should a comma be used in a complex sentence?
How can you properly combine the sentences 'My friend Bill has six brothers and sisters.' and 'My friend Bill grew up in a very loud house.'?
How can you properly combine the sentences 'My friend Bill has six brothers and sisters.' and 'My friend Bill grew up in a very loud house.'?
What is meant by 'style' in writing?
What is meant by 'style' in writing?
What does it mean for elements in a sentence to be parallel?
What does it mean for elements in a sentence to be parallel?
Which of the following sentences is correctly rewritten to ensure parallelism?
Which of the following sentences is correctly rewritten to ensure parallelism?
What type of sentence is defined as having two independent clauses that are related?
What type of sentence is defined as having two independent clauses that are related?
Which conjunction can be correctly used to join independent clauses in a compound sentence?
Which conjunction can be correctly used to join independent clauses in a compound sentence?
What is an example of a FANBOYS conjunction?
What is an example of a FANBOYS conjunction?
Which of the following is a way to combine independent clauses into a compound sentence?
Which of the following is a way to combine independent clauses into a compound sentence?
Which example correctly joins two independent clauses into a compound sentence?
Which example correctly joins two independent clauses into a compound sentence?
Flashcards
Topic (Group Discussion)
Topic (Group Discussion)
The subject or issue being discussed in a group setting.
Audience (Group Discussion)
Audience (Group Discussion)
The people who are listening to or participating in a group discussion.
Purpose (Group Discussion)
Purpose (Group Discussion)
The reason for having a group discussion, what it aims to achieve.
Character vs. Self
Character vs. Self
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Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Nature
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Character vs. Technology
Character vs. Technology
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Character vs. Society
Character vs. Society
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Character vs. Character
Character vs. Character
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Figurative Meaning
Figurative Meaning
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Figurative Language
Figurative Language
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Extended Metaphor
Extended Metaphor
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Literal meaning
Literal meaning
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Metaphor
Metaphor
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Autobiography
Autobiography
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True
True
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Real
Real
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Inferences
Inferences
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Made-up
Made-up
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Parallel Elements
Parallel Elements
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Compound Sentence
Compound Sentence
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Compound Sentence
Compound Sentence
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Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS)
Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS)
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Complex Sentence
Complex Sentence
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Literal language
Literal language
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Simile
Simile
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Personification
Personification
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Denotation
Denotation
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Connotation
Connotation
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Compound Sentence (Semicolon)
Compound Sentence (Semicolon)
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Subordinating Conjunction
Subordinating Conjunction
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Compound-Complex Sentence
Compound-Complex Sentence
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Dependent Clause
Dependent Clause
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Study Notes
9th Grade English Semester 1 - Study Guide
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- Terminology Order: Terms can be reordered alphabetically in the "Terms in this set" drop-down menu.
Mythology
- Definitions: Match definitions to the corresponding words (e.g., plot, myth, culture).
- Plot: The events and conflicts in a story.
- Culture: The customs and beliefs of a group.
- Myth: A traditional story to explain beliefs or worldview.
- Phenomenon: Something unexplained or that defies explanation.
- Conflict: A struggle between opposing forces.
- Summary: A statement of the central ideas of a text in your own words.
Compare and Contrast Myths and Cultures
- Summary: Summarize key ideas from beginning, middle, and end.
- Summary Steps:
- Identify key points.
- Eliminate unnecessary words.
- Restate key points.
- Connect ideas with transitions.
- Mythical Elements and Culture: Analyze how myths reflect cultural values, customs, beliefs, and perspectives.Â
- Supernatural Traits: Traits of supernatural characters or beings can reveal cultural values.
- Natural Phenomena: Natural events and circumstances (weather) can influence myths.Â
- Supernatural Interactions: Interactions between people and supernatural beings may reflect superstitious beliefs.
- Components of Summary: A summary includes central ideas of a text.
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