Language Arts 8 Flashcards

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What is the R in RAFT?

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Role - refers to your point of view

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What’s the A in RAFT?

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Audience - refers to the people who will review your work

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What’s the F in RAFT?

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Format - refers to the way you choose to present your ideas

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What’s the T in RAFT?

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Theme - subject or idea about which your speaking

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5
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Alliteration

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the repetition of initial consonant sounds. ex) peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers

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Allusion

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a reference to a well known person, place, event, or work. ex) chocolate is his kryptonite

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Dialect

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a particular form of a language spoken by a group. ex) southerners saying howdy y’all

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Dialogue

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conversation between 2+ people in a book, movie or play. ex) “Hey,” said Lisa. “Could you pass me that crayon.”

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Flashback

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a scene set in a time earlier than the main story. ex) the titanic movie starts with old Rose

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Foreshadow

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a warning or indication of a future event. ex) in thor when odin says loki looked to be born as a king

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Hyperbole

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an extreme exaggeration. ex) I’m so hungry i could eat a cow

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Idiom

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a well-known expression that can mean something else. isn’t a dictionary definition. ex) a dime a dozen, tie the knot, cut me some slack

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Imagery

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a particular word that creates a visual representation. ex) the autumn leaves are a blanket on the ground

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Irony

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words where there is a root sense of hiding what is actually the case in order to achieve a special effect. sarcasm. ex) saying during a thunderstorm “what beautiful weather”

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Metaphor

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to compare a word/object to another which is not literally applicable. ex) he was a dumb rock

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Mood

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the feeling in a story, created through description and setting. ex) the mood was sad

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Onomatopoeia

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a phonetic word imitating a sound. ex) buzz, pop, whoosh

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Oxymoron

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a phrase that seems to have two opposing words/meanings. ex) bittersweet, paper towel, jumbo shrimp

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Personification

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non-human objects being described with human qualities. ex) the leaves danced in the wind

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Rhyme Scheme

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the pattern/rhyme sequence. ABAB. ex) limericks have a rhyme scheme of aabba

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Setting

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the time/location of a book. ex) the story took place in Californiana in 1975

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Simile

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a comparison of two things that are often introduced by like or as. ex) as tall as a mountain

23
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Stanza

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a grouping of lines in a poem. like a paragraph

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Suspence

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a state of excitement/anxiety from uncertainty of what’s going to happen. ex) jaws theme song

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Symbolism

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an object used to represent something. ex) hearts = love, doves = peace

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Theme

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the central idea of a literary work. theme is implied through the plot events. ex) theme of justice

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Exposition

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Introduction. the beginning of the story where the time, place, and characters are introduced

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Initial Incident

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the first event in a story that starts the action.

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Rising Action

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the series of events occurring before the climax. these events build tension and interest.

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Climax

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the highest point of action which the character overcomes the conflict

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Falling action

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the action that tied up the loose ends and finishes the story

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Resolution

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Denouement. the outcome of the story.

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Protagonist

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the main character who is trying to overcome a problem or achieve a goal. ex) cole matthews in touching spirit bear

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Antagonist

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the opposition to the main character. ex) the villain of the story

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Dynamic character

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a character who changes throughout the course of the story. ex) cole matthews

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Static Character

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character who remains the same throughout the story. ex) cole matthews father

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Define Conflict

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the problem or issue in the story

38
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Person vs. Person conflict

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ex) harry potter vs voldemort

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Person vs Nature conflict

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the lorax

40
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Person vs themself conflict

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ex) cole matthews getting past his anger

41
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Person vs society conflict

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ex) the hunger games