Visual Literacy Terms Flashcards

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Group of readers or viewers for which a piece is intended

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Audience

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An inclination or prejudice for one person, group or idea

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Bias

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3
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Overused or unoriginal expression “We’re all different but the same”

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Cliché

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4
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Writing in a way that ideas go together and are easy to understand

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Coherence

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Repeating a similar grammatical pattern for emphasis

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Parallel Structure

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Using an appropriate pronoun to refer back to the original person or idea

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Pronoun Referents

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Repeating keywords, ideas or phrases

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Repetition

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Using words or phrases to “join” sentences together

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Transitions

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9
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Looking at the similarities between things

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Comparison

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10
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Any piece of writing

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Composition

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Parts of a statement that follow a specific word or passage

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Context

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12
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Highlighting the difference between literature

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Contrast

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13
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A device used to draw attention to or reinforce an idea

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Emphatic Devices

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Examples of Emphatic Devices (5)

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Font, Punctuation, Repetition and Parallel Structure, Sentence Fragments and Short Sentences

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Examples of Essay Development

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Argument/Persuasion, Cause and Effect, Classification and Division, Definition, Description, Examples and Illustration, Exposition, Narration, and Process Analysis

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16
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A daily record of events

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Journal

17
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Language style that is specific to a group

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Jargon

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Informal language with a broad range of people

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Colloquial

19
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Informal language used by people in a specific region

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Dialect

20
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Replacing Unpleasant terms with polite ones

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Euphemisms

21
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Language that is proper and would be used in writing

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Formal

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Language that is improper and would be used in relaxed settings

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Informal

23
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Words that are used by people that mean other things

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Slang

24
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To put a quote in one’s own words

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Paraphrase

25
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A question that is not meant to be answered

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Rhetorical

26
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One ness in writing, staying on topic

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Unity

27
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Personality of the writer

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Voice