Week 14 Flashcard - English 1 CP

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What is a recurring theme in literature?

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A recurring theme is a central idea or message that appears repeatedly throughout a story, often reflecting universal truths or insights about human nature.

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How can you illustrate the theme 'Things aren't what they seem' in a story?

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By presenting characters or situations that initially appear one way but reveal a different reality, often leading to unexpected outcomes.

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What should the first sentence of a Text-Dependent Analysis (TDA) be?

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The first sentence should be a direct response to the prompt, clearly stating your main argument or point.

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What is the mood of a story?

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The mood is the emotional atmosphere created by the author, which can evoke feelings such as suspense, joy, sadness, or tension in the reader.

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What is foreshadowing in literature?

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Foreshadowing is a literary device used to give an indication or hint of what is to come later in the story.

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How can you identify foreshadowing in a text?

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Look for clues or hints in the language, imagery, or events that suggest future outcomes or conflicts.

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What is the author's tone?

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The author's tone is the attitude or perspective that the writer conveys through their choice of words and style.

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How can word choice affect the tone of a story?

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Word choice can convey emotions, attitudes, and levels of formality, influencing how the reader perceives the author's intent.

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What is the significance of suspense in a story?

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Suspense keeps readers engaged by creating uncertainty and anticipation about what will happen next.

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How can you determine the mood of a story?

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By analyzing descriptive language, imagery, and the emotional responses elicited by the events and characters.