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Fall Semester Exam Review

Fall Semester Exam Review . English II. Going to Starbucks everyday can get expensive. A. infinitive B. absolute C. gerund D. prepositional . 1. What kind of phrase is this?. A. 3 rd person B. 3 rd person limited C. 3 rd person objective D. 3 rd person omniscient .

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Figurative Language

Figurative Language. Simile Metaphor Hyperbole Personification. Symbolism. Symbolism is . Roots, Prefixes, Suffixes. Denotation vs. Connotation . Analogies. Analogies are . Analogies (pt. 2). Reference Materials. Dictionary Thesaurus Glossary Index. Synonyms and Antonyms.

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E lements of Fiction

E lements of Fiction. English 1. Why Do I Need to Learn This? . Understanding literary elements will help you to understand fiction better. You will enjoy books, television shows, and movies much more!

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ELEMENTS OF FICTION

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Wednesday

Wednesday. Common Core (page 4R) *We will use 4L for our Do Now tomorrow. Answer the following questions in complete sentences. What is Common core? A new set of standards that will focus on the main skills to make students college-ready. The Common Core standards will be national.

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Narrative Perspective

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Points-of-View

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Narrative Perspective

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The Mystery

The Mystery. The Story.

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Characterization, Setting and POV

Characterization, Setting and POV. Using text and inference to establish place and time and increase understanding. Character vs. Characterization. Character is someone or something involved in the main elements of the story and can offer action or insight into the events of the story

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Do Now

Do Now.

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Modes of Third - Person Narration

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Literary Terms

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Point of View

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Point of View

Point of View. 1 st Person. In a story told by a first person narrator, do you Only know what that character knows, thinks, and feels Know what all of the characters in the story think and feel Know what some of the characters in the story think and feel

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Tangent: The Powerpoint

Topic 2: Perspective and POV. Tangent: The Powerpoint. You Know What Perspective Is. Ex: Two characters, a bubbleheaded romantic and a cynical snarker , watching the same movie.

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Point of View

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