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Question 1

assumption tHAT TWO THINGS SIMILAR in one aspect

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analogy

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similarity and differences of the two major

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comparison/contrast

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give meaning to a concept taht forms arguments

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definition

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takes part from the whole and scrutinizes to prove a [ppoint

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analysis

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ideas in paragraph flows smoothly from one sentence to another

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coherence

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diffrent parts of text refers to one another

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cohesion

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educates the readears by imparting straightforward info

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informative

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a short, one sentence summary of your stand or claim

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thesis statement

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simple semntenceproviding to help the audienve umderfstanf the topic

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background imfo

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genre of academic writimg; summarizes and critically evaluate the work or concepot

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critique

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comparsion, analysis, interpretation, and evaluation

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literary critism

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lrefers to the theories of what literature can mean

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lenses

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judge literary works according to the moral of the literary piece rather than formal principle

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moralist approach

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focuses on readers mind during the process of reading a text

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reader- response approach

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examines the relationship of a literature of a literaryprosuct to actual economic and social reality

understand how the power, money, politicas play a role in

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marxist approacgh

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mARxism argues that capitalsm as a form of economic and social repro

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the communist manifeasto

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people who are wealthy and are born wwith ranks and tit,le

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aristocrats

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the capitalist or employer

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bourgeoisie

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a working class or employers

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ploretariat

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anything personified of the story

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character

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place and time ; atmosphere

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setting

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whoi is telling the story

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pov

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overall emotions

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tone

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sequence of events

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plot

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authors message to the reader

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theme

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struggle between opposing forces

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conflict

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compares to 2 different things, uses like or as

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simile

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comparisons between 2 unrelated ideas

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metaphor

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non human, object, and animals are given like qualities

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personification

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exxageration or overstatement

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hyperbole

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helps tyhe reader to imagine the world

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imagery

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introduce past events

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flashbacksd

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deeper meaning and qualities

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symbolism

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ha shappen later in the story hint on what will going top happen necrt

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foreshadowing

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repeats its story

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motif

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word or phrases that depart straightforward to literal language

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figure of speech

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repetition of initial consonant

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alliteration

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imitates the sounds its represent

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onomatopoeia

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means something =s differennt than what it says

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idiom

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opposites used side by side

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oxymoron

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statements that appears to contradict itself

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paradox

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spelled backwards and frontwards

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palindrome

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using wordshaving similkar vowel sounds consecutively

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assonance

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analyzes the text by comparing it to one another

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structuralist

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form of the work as a whole, and focuses only on teh main elements

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formalist

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concerned how women were portrayed and how genfder sterotypeds

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feminist

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seeks to understand a literary works by investagating social, cultural, and intellectual

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historical