VIG - ENGLISH 9 STUDENTS - PRACTICE at least TWICE a WEEK

Theme

• Lesson Learned

• Is a Complete Sentence, Complete thought

• Underlying Message

• Big Idea

Annotate

Annotation

• Taking notes on reading material, highlighting, brainstorming, asking questions about text.

• Summarizing the main ideas of a text.

• Creating a bibliography of sources used in research.

• Writing a detailed essay on the subject matter.

Which point of view is characterized by the narrator knowing what each character is thinking?

• 1st Person point of view

• 3rd person point of view

• 3rd person Omniscient point of view

• 2nd Person point of view

Symbolism

• A type of physical object that has no meaning

• Something to represent a person or an idea, usually a concept (figuratively speaking)

• A method of communication using only numbers

• A style of art that focuses on realism

Conflict in Literatures

• Man vs Self

• Man Vs Man

• Man vs Nature

• Man vs Society

Subjective

• Based on a writer's personal opinion and feelings not founded in FACT.

• Based on objective evidence and facts that can be verified.

• Involves a neutral perspective without personal bias.

• Relies on statistical data and empirical research.

Juxtaposition

• two things being placed together to show contrast.

• All is fair in love and war.

• Good and Evil

• Vice and Virtues

Objective

• Unbiased, Factual, Impartial Language

• Subjective, Emotional, Biased Language

• Persuasive, Opinionated, Colorful Language

• Ambiguous, Misleading, Vague Language

Concise

• Not repetitive, to the point, shorter sentences that accurately define or describe.

• Long-winded explanations that cover every detail.

• Vague statements that leave out important information.

• Complex sentences that require careful reading to understand.

Metaphor

• To evoke emotion

• To create imagery

• Explain abstract ideas

• To emphasize main ideas