Why is STEAL characterization useful in literature?

It helps understand characters deeply

It identifies the author’s style

What is "Parallelism/Parallel Structure"?

Words or phrases with the same form.

Words or phrases with the same connotation.

Words or phrases with the same meaning.

Words or phrases with the same punctuation.

Which sentence uses parallel structure?

Original, imaginative, and fantastic describe the techniques of Dali's paintings.

Original, imaginative, and seeming fantastic describe the techniques of Dali's paintings.

What is a primary source?

A source created at the time of an event by an individual who was there

a source found in an important book like an encyclopedia

A source created after an event has happened

What is a secondary source?

A source created after an event has happened by someone not present at the event

a second piece of information written about an event

A source created at the time of an event.

What is supporting evidence?

Relevant information to develop their ideas

The time and place in which a story occurs

The ways in which characters react to situations as events of the conflict unfold

Brief stories that illustrate a point

A person’s exact words, set in quotation marks

What does setting mean?

The time and place in which a story occurs

Relevant information to develop their ideas

The ways in which characters react to situations as events of the conflict unfold

Brief stories that illustrate a point

A person’s exact words, set in quotation marks

What is character development?

The ways in which characters react to situations as events of the conflict unfold

Relevant information to develop their ideas

The time and place in which a story occurs

Brief stories that illustrate a point

A person’s exact words, set in quotation marks

Brief stories that illustrate a point

Relevant information to develop their ideas

The time and place in which a story occurs

The ways in which characters react to situations as events of the conflict unfold

What are quoatations?

A person’s exact words, , set in quotation marks

Relevant information to develop their ideas

The time and place in which a story occurs

The ways in which characters react to situations as events of the conflict unfold

Brief stories that illustrate a point

Conversations, which may include the writer

Details that provide information about the person

Special patterns of words that emphasize ideas and emotions

Brief stories that illustrate a point

A person’s exact words, , set in quotation marks

Details that provide information about the person

Conversations, which may include the writer

Special patterns of words that emphasize ideas and emotions

Brief stories that illustrate a point

A person’s exact words, , set in quotation marks

What are rhetorical devices?

Special patterns of words that emphasize ideas and emotions

Conversations, which may include the writer

Details that provide information about the person

Brief stories that illustrate a point

A person’s exact words, , set in quotation marks

A writer’s or speaker's choice of words and phrases; for example, words can be casual, ornate, concrete, or hyperbolic.

Ways in which a writer or speaker organizes words, phrases, and clauses in sentences.

A writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward his or her subject and audience

The distinct “sound” of the speaker or writer.

Exaggeration for comic effect, is a type of figurative language that helps writers create a humorous, breezy tone.

Ways in which a writer or speaker organizes words, phrases, and clauses in sentences.

A writer’s or speaker's choice of words and phrases; for example, words can be casual, ornate, concrete, or hyperbolic.

A writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward his or her subject and audience

The distinct “sound” of the speaker or writer.

Exaggeration for comic effect, is a type of figurative language that helps writers create a humorous, breezy tone.

A writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward his or her subject and audience

A writer’s or speaker's choice of words and phrases; for example, words can be casual, ornate, concrete, or hyperbolic.

Ways in which a writer or speaker organizes words, phrases, and clauses in sentences.

The distinct “sound” of the speaker or writer.

Exaggeration for comic effect, is a type of figurative language that helps writers create a humorous, breezy tone.

The distinct “sound” of the speaker or writer.

A writer’s or speaker's choice of words and phrases; for example, words can be casual, ornate, concrete, or hyperbolic.

Ways in which a writer or speaker organizes words, phrases, and clauses in sentences.

A writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward his or her subject and audience

Exaggeration for comic effect, is a type of figurative language that helps writers create a humorous, breezy tone.

A writer’s or speaker's choice of words and phrases; for example, words can be casual, ornate, concrete, or hyperbolic.

Ways in which a writer or speaker organizes words, phrases, and clauses in sentences.

A writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward his or her subject and audience

The distinct “sound” of the speaker or writer.

What is a Lyric Poetry?

A type of poem that sounds musical and expresses the thoughts and feelings of a single speaker

1. Subjects range from light topics to weighty themes. 2. Nineteen lines. 3. Has a set rhyme scheme and a pattern of repeating lines.

1. Subjects include love, beauty, and morality. 2. Fourteen lines 3. usually uses iambic pentameter. 4. A specific rhythmic pattern. 5. typically has a set rhyme scheme

A set of rules that a type of poem follows.