Vocabulary Quiz 1 Module 1 Lesson 1-6

Define the word hyperbole

• a figure of speech that compares two unlike things and uses the words “like” or “as” and they are commonly used in everyday communication

• In writing or speaking when one overstates or magnifies a point to emphasize its importance

• a statement that compares two things that are not alike

• a type of figurative language that gives human characteristics to non-living objects

Define Form

• The shape or structure of a story.

  How knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.

• The subject matter or substance of a story.

  What knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.

• A responsive way to use words and actions to skillfully illuminate the elements and thoughts of a story while also helping the person who is listening to the story to use their imagination

• A poem in praise or celebration of something or someone, usually expressing deep love or admiration for the subject, and usually in a lofty and enthusiastic style.

Define Definition

• A phrase that compares two unlike things without using like or as to show similarities.

• a fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen, especially one whose cause or explanation is in question.

• In writing or speaking when one overstates or magnifies a point to emphasize its importance

• The act of defining or making clear

Define content

• Poetry which has no formal rhymes, stanzas, or rhythmic patterns.

• The subject matter or substance of a story.

  What knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.

• wind or twist together; interweave.

• Something that is depicted, portrayed, close to being in a legend or epic tale.

  Fictional or not existing in the real world, not factual

Define Mythical

• place (a revered or precious object) in an appropriate receptacle

• is the use of details from the five senses to add color and depth to writing. It helps readers visualize the scene a writer is setting

• 1. To move quickly in a rough way.

  2. Pushing something with force.

• Something that is depicted, portrayed, close to being in a legend or epic tale.

  Fictional or not existing in the real world, not factual

Define Storytelling

• A responsive way to use words and actions to

  skillfully illuminate the elements and thoughts of a story while also helping

  the person who is listening to the story to use their imagination.

• The subject matter or substance of a story.

  What knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.

• How a person defines herself or himself.

• place (a revered or precious object) in an appropriate receptacle.

Define confrontational

• A phrase that compares two unlike things without using like or as to show similarities.

• In writing or speaking when one overstates or magnifies a point to emphasize its importance

• tending to deal with situations in an aggressive way; hostile or argumentative.

• The act of defining or making clear

Define Metaphor

• tending

  to deal with situations in an aggressive way; hostile or argumentative.

• A phrase that compares two unlike things without using like or as to show similarities.

• wind or twist together; interweave.

• In writing or speaking when one overstates or magnifies a point to emphasize its importance

Define Phenomenal

• a fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen, especially one whose cause or explanation is in question.

• A poem in praise or celebration of something or someone, usually expressing deep love or admiration for the subject, and usually in a lofty and enthusiastic style.

• is the use of details from the five senses to add color and depth to writing. It helps readers visualize the scene a writer is setting

• Poetry which has no formal rhymes, stanzas, or rhythmic patterns.

Define Power

• · The shape or structure of a story.

  How knowledge or information is expressed or communicated.

• 1. Being able to act in a way that works well.

  2. Having a lot of sway or rule over others.

  3. Being very good at manipulating or changing feelings or ways of thinking.

• A novel told in verse (poems) rather than in prose.

• A responsive way to use words and actions to skillfully illuminate the elements and thoughts of a story while also helping the person who is listening to the story to use their imagination.