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POETRY TERMS

POETRY TERMS. AP Literature & Composition Exam Review. Alliteration . Alliteration. Repeated consonant sounds at the beginning of words placed near each other, usually on the same or adjacent lines . Example: f ast and f urious. Assonance . Assonance.

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ENGLISH LITERATURE

ENGLISH LITERATURE. Literary Periods, Movements and History. English Literature History From the Conquest to Chaucer 1066-1400 From Chaucer to Spenser 1400-1599 The Age of Shakespeare 1564-1616 The Age of Milton 1608-1674 From the Restoration to the Death of Pope 1660-1744

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Poetry Terms

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The World of Fiction

The World of Fiction. The Writing and Reading Program At Western New England College. Definition.

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Textual Evidence

Textual Evidence. Thesis Statement. tells your reader what to expect short , to the point it states the purpose of your essay usually at the end of your introductory paragraph. Example thesis.

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Point of View

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AP Literature September 24-28

AP Literature September 24-28. Multimedia Monday Introduction to Fiction College Essay Due Friday, Pass/Fail. Multimedia Monday, 9/24. Search and Blog Source Fed Videos Ted-Ed Fiction Jessica Wise Student work on You Tube Good Reads, etc., on Twitter

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$$What is The American Dream?$$

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Day 1

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Dry Seasons

Dry Seasons. The Effects of Drought. Overview. Droughts = natural disasters Main cause = lack of precipitation Difficult to measure long-term effects malnutrition / starvation mass migration /overcrowding of cities political conflict / wars. Loss of crops & livestock.

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE. Learning Target: Identifies Literary Devices within Text. A simile is a figure of speech that compares two things Uses the words like or as Examples: The snow is like a soft white blanket. The snow fell, as quietly as a feather drifting to the ground.

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A & P by John Updike

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EOG Moments

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Ex-Basketball Player by John Updike

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