Elements of Voice and Connotation Flashcard

Front

How does the writer address the five senses to show what the author wants the reader to experience? Options: Detail, Syntax, Diction, Tone.

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Detail

Front

a writer's word choice (including the connotation and formality)

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diction

Front

What does sentence construction (includes punctuation, word order, repetition, and sentence length) refer to?

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Syntax

Front

The writer’s attitude (feelings) toward the subject matter (*MUST BE AN EMOTION WORD)

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Tone

Front

What utilizes diction, sensory detail, and figurative language to create an experience for the reader?

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Imagery

Front

Determine the connotation of the underlined word in the following sentence: The comedian's jokes were so hilarious that the entire audience was laughing non-stop. Options: Positive, Negative, Neutral

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Positive

Front

Determine the connotation of the underlined word in the following sentence: The fragrance of the flowers filled the room with a sweet aroma. Options: Positive, Negative, Neutral

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Positive

Front

Determine the connotation of the underlined word in the following sentence:
The stench from the garbage bin was unbearable.

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Negative

Front

Which sensory detail is mainly addressed?
The crunch of leaves underfoot filled the forest, as we entered the campsite.
Options: Tactile, Gustatory, Olfactory, Auditory

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Auditory

Front

Which sensory detail is mostly addressed? The aroma of freshly-baked cookies wafted through the house. Options: Visual, Auditory, Olfactory, Tactile

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Olfactory