Analyzing Word Choice and Author's Purpose in Short Stories Flashcards

1
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Imagery

A

vivid language that appeals to the senses

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2
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How does imagery add to a story

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by:
appealing
connecting the reader to the story
affecting the reader’s emotions

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3
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Tone

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is a narrator’s attitude towards the subject matter and audience

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4
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Repetition

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the reappearance of words or sounds for effect

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5
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Uses of repetition

A

affect meaning
create rhythm
suggests emotion
emphasize ideas

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6
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Author’s purpose

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is her/his reason for writing a literary work

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7
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What helps shape the author’s purpose

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the author’s audience and message

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8
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What is an author’s message

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author’s underlying theme or message

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9
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How does an author develop a specific message

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through word choice

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10
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How to draw a conclusion about purpose, audience, and message

A

analyze imagery
analyze repetition
analyze tone

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