'Third person omniscient' diaporamas de présentation

Assessment Anchors

Assessment Anchors. Day 2. Read this selection.

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Academic Vocabulary

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Literary Terms Review

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms. Short Stories- English I Honors 2010-2011. Characters. Every person or animal in a story. Round Characters: a character in fiction whose personality, background, motives, and other features are clearly defined by the writer.

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Elements of Voice

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Elements of Fiction

Elements of Fiction. Theme. Plot. Setting. Characterization. Click for Guidelines. Narration.

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Elements of Fiction

Elements of Fiction. Theme. Plot. Setting. Characterization. Click for Guidelines. Narration.

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Fahrenheit 451

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The Old Man and the Sea

The Old Man and the Sea. Ernest Hemingway. Setting. late 1940s small fishing village near Havana, Cuba the water of the Gulf of Mexico. Point of View. Third Person Omniscient The narrator describes the characters and events objectively.

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Review for Quiz on Short Stories-Collection 3

Review for Quiz on Short Stories-Collection 3. Point of View, Narrator, and Voice. Point of View. Point of view is the perspective from which a story is told. A first person narrator : Is a character in the story Can only tell what he or she sees, thinks, feels, etc.

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Writing the Analytical Essay

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Terms of Literature

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The Hobbit

The Hobbit. Introduction Author: JRR Tolkien Published in 1937 Written over four years as a bedtime story for his children Inspired by ancient myths and Anglo-Saxon epic heroes Set in the imaginary world of Middle-Earth. The Hobbit. Author Born in 1892 Orphaned by the age of 12

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