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WWII Literary Devices Review

WWII Literary Devices Review. Allusion. Diction. Ethos. Imagery. Infer. Logos. Metaphor. Parallel Structure. Pathos. Personification. Point of View. Simile. Syntax. Theme. “In Response to Executive Order 9066” by Dwight Okita

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WWII Literary Devices Review

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  1. WWII Literary Devices Review

  2. Allusion

  3. Diction

  4. Ethos

  5. Imagery

  6. Infer

  7. Logos

  8. Metaphor

  9. Parallel Structure

  10. Pathos

  11. Personification

  12. Point of View

  13. Simile

  14. Syntax

  15. Theme

  16. “In Response to Executive Order 9066” by Dwight Okita Be familiar with point of view and major themes of the poem

  17. “August 2026: There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury ACT style multiple choice questions about inferences and literary devices in the story

  18. “Shema” by Primo Levi You will see the poem on the test and be asked to identify and explain the poet’s use of several literary devices

  19. Excerpt of a speech You will be asked to identify and explain the use of several literary devices

  20. Short Essay Was World War II a “good war”? Write a well-developed paragraph that answers this question. Be sure to reference what you’ve learned in both parts of American Studies, as Mr. Voss and I will grade this question together for a grade in each class. We’re not grading your personal opinion; we’re grading your ability to support it.

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