Review II

What is theme? 

• When the opposite happens of what is expected to occur. 

• The lesson of the text itself

• An object that has a deeper meaning. 

What is symbolism?

• The lesson of the story. 

• When the opposite of what is expected to occur happens. 

• An object that has a deeper meaning. 

What is Irony? 

• The opposite of what is expected to happen. 

• An object that has a deeper meaning. 

• The lesson of the text. 

What is setting? 

• An object that has a deeper meaning. 

• Where Josh gets his inspiration from. 

• Where the story occurs and the time period it occurs in. 

What is an allusion? 

• An object that has a deeper meaning. 

• A magic trick. 

• A reference to an event or another piece of literature within the text itself. 

What is verbal irony? 

• When someone says the opposite of what they mean (Sarcasm). 

• When the reader knows something that the characters do not know. 

• When the opposite occurs in a situation than what is expected. 

What is situational irony?

• When someone says the opposite of what they mean. 

• When the reader knows something that the characters do not. 

• When the opposite occurs within a situation. 

What is dramatic irony? 

• When the reader knows something that the characters do not. 

• When the opposite occurs in a situation.

• When someone says something and they mean the opposite. 

What is imagery? 

• When the author imagines something. 

• An object that has a deeper meaning. 

• When the author paints a picture in our minds using descriptive words. 

What are sensory details? 

• Details within a text that appeals to the five senses. 

• Details within a text that appeals to someone. 

• Details within a text that appeals to a reader's sense of morality.