'Accented syllables' presentation slideshows

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Literary Devices & Terminology

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A few More Poetry Judgments

A few More Poetry Judgments. Get Ready!. Sound and meaning. Rhythm & Sound produce the Music of Poetry Two purposes: Enjoyable itself Reinforce meaning and intensify communication. Ways to Reinforce Meaning. Use of words that sound like what they mean. Hiss Bang Creak Cock-a-doodle-do

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Key Details

Key Details. Textbook return? today or day of the final Final Format? Multiple Choice Section 30-ish on grammar 50-ish on literature Short Answer (Paragraph) five questions (Literature). History of the English Language. Final Exam Review. Dialects.

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Poetry Terms for 3 rd Grading Period

Poetry Terms for 3 rd Grading Period. English II Pre-AP. Allusion. Allusion is a short, informal reference to a famous person or event : You must borrow me Gargantua's mouth first. 'Tis a word too great for any mouth of this age's size. --Shakespeare

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RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8

RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8. Lesson 24 Day 1. Question of the Day. Name a time you were embarrassed. How did you react? I was embarrassed when____________. T296. Realistic Fiction. A made up story A story that could actually occur in real life

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RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8

RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8. Lesson 24 Day 1. Question of the Day. Name a time you were embarrassed. How did you react? I was embarrassed when____________. T296. Realistic Fiction. A made up story A story that could actually occur in real life

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RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8

RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8. Lesson 24 Day 1. Question of the Day. Name a time you were embarrassed. How did you react? I was embarrassed when____________. T296. Realistic Fiction. A made up story A story that could actually occur in real life

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RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8

RAMONA QUIMBY, AGE 8. Lesson 24 Day 1. Question of the Day. Name a time you were embarrassed. How did you react? I was embarrassed when____________. T296. Realistic Fiction. A made up story A story that could actually occur in real life

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Poetic Devices

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POETRY

POETRY. RHYTHM & METER SOUND & MEANING. RHYTHM & METER. Rhythm: any wavelike recurrence of motion or sound; the alternation between accented & unaccented syllables Meter: the pattern of syllables or the arrangement of accents Verse: metrical language Prose: non-metrical language.

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Poetry

Meter (Rhythm) and Rhyme. Poetry. Verse is generally distinguished from prose as a more compressed and more regular rhythmic form of statement.

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Collection Two<*

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Anglo-Saxon Poetry:

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Middle English and The Canterbury Tales

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1 st ar 1 st long a 2 nd long a oddball

1 st ar 1 st long a 2 nd long a oddball. garden. airplane. compare. aware. market. despair. carpet. toward. parents. repair. haircut. harvest. marble. beware. dairy. barefoot. hardly. careful. partner. declare. pardon. barely. barber. fairy.

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er =/ ur / ear=/ ur / ear/ere/ eer

er =/ ur / ear=/ ur / ear/ere/ eer. mercy. early. nearby. career. earthquake. spearmint. sermon. teardrop. severe. kernel. pearly. yearbook. sincere. hermit. learner. rehearse. appear. thermos. adhere. dreary. cheerful. yearn. serpent. merely.

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combine

odd 1 st 2 nd. delight. arrive. higher. brightly. frighten. polite. surprise. decide. advice. machine. survive. driveway. combine. forgive. provide. slightly. ninety. invite. favorite. lightning. describe.

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