Unit 4 My Perspectives Grade 8 Review

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Allusion

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A reference to something or someone famous. The purpose of an allusion is to draw similarities or differences between the two things.

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First person naïve point of view

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The narrator is in the story and telling the story, but they do not fully understand the situation. Charlie is this type of narrator.

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Rhyme Scheme

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The pattern of end rhyme in a poem labelled by letters of the alphabet.

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Poetic Form

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Set patterns a poem follows.

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Literary device in the phrase: "His lips are pale and still"

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Consonance

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A superorganism are groups of organisms that behaves like a single organism.

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Incorrect – make "superorganisms" plural

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Either Jenny or Michelle document the ceremony.

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Incorrect – change to "documents"

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Identify the direct object in the sentence: "Julio has taken many courses in lifesaving."

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Courses – DO

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In the sentence "Ellie has taught the parrot a new trick," what role does "trick" play?

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Direct Object

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Most participles end with these letters.

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-ing or -ed