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Question 1

Define the following:
TEXT-TO-SELF CONNECTIONS

Answer 1

These are connections where a person can relate what they are reading to personal experiences or knowledge.

Question 2

Define the following:
TEXT-TO-TEXT CONNECTIONS

Answer 2

These are connections where a person can relate what they are reading to other books that they have read or listened to before.

Question 3

2 Types of Making Connection

Answer 3

TEXT-TO-SELF CONNECTIONS AND TEXT-TO-TEXT CONNECTION

Question 4

What type of Making Connection is this, and why?

I believe I have read about Radicals in the book. Now I am reading the Laws of Radicals book.

Answer 4

TEXT-TO-TEXT CONNECTION. This is due to the person relating something that he or she has read a similar or something that falls under that category.

Question 5

What type of Making Connection is this, and why?

Darene remembers that this topic reminds him of a graph that is a Parabola, and said it’s like a traffic cone in the road.

Answer 5

TEXT-TO-SELF CONNECTIONS. This is due to the person relating something that he or she has personally experienced.

Question 6

What type of Making Connection is this, and why?

I am sure that appetizer reminds me of the Canapes, just like on the TLE picture in the book.

Answer 6

TEXT-TO-SELF CONNECTIONS. This is due to the person relating something that he or she has personally experienced.

Question 7

What are the Literary Devices?

Answer 7

JUXTAPOSITION
IMAGERY
SYMBOLISM
EUPHEMISM
FORESHADOWING
FLASHBACK

Question 8

What are the Figurative Languages?

Answer 8

SIMILE
METAPHOR
PERSONIFICATION
HYPERBOLE
ALLUSION
ONOMATOPOEIA

Question 9

A scene that takes place before a story begins.

Answer 9

FLASHBACK

Question 10

The writer gives an advance hint of what to come later in the story.

Answer 10

FORESHADOWING

Question 11

The substitution of an agreeable or inoffensive expression for one that may offend or suggest something unpleasant.

Answer 11

Euphemism

Question 12

Placing two things side by side so as to highlight their contrast.

Answer 12

Juxtaposition

Question 13

Uses to evoke a sensory experience or create a picture with words for a reader.

Answer 13

Imagery

Question 14

Using a symbol to represent a meaning, whether it may be an idea or a quality.

Answer 14

Symbolism

Question 15

Offers a human characteristic to an abstract things.

Answer 15

Personification

Question 16

It is a reference.

Answer 16

Allusion

Question 17

It highlights the difference between different things.

Answer 17

Metaphor

Question 18

These are basically “sound effects” that are on words and may be put in sentences.

Answer 18

Onomatopoeia

Question 19

It highlights the difference between things by having the “LIKE” or “AS” in their sentence.

Answer 19

Simile

Question 20

What does VUCA mean?

Answer 20

V - VOLATILITY
U - UNCERTAINTY
C - COMPLEXITY
A - AMBIGUITY

Question 21

Define Volatility.

Answer 21

It’s change is rapid and unpredictable in it’s nature and extent.

Question 22

Define Uncertainty.

Answer 22

The present is unclear and the future is uncertain.

Question 23

Define Complexity.

Answer 23

Interconnected factors that may come into play, with the potential to cause chaos and confusion.

Question 24

Define Ambiguity.

Answer 24

A lack of clarity or awareness about situations.

Question 25

What are the synonyms of the word conflict?

Answer 25

DISPUTE
QUARREL
SQUABBLE
DISAGREEMENT
DISSENSION
DISCORD
FRICTION
STRIFE

Question 26

What are the Literary Conflicts?

Answer 26

INTERNAL CONFLICT AND EXTERNAL CONFLICT

Question 27

What falls under Internal Conflict?

Answer 27

CHARACTER VS SELF

Question 28

What falls under External Conflict?

Answer 28

CHARACTER VS CHARACTER
CHARACTER VS SOCIETY
CHARACTER VS TECHNOLOGY
CHARACTER VS SUPERNATURAL
CHARACTER VS NATURE