'Humorous tone' presentation slideshows

Higher Close Reading

Higher Close Reading. Questions on: Tone Mood Atmosphere. Tone is concerned with voice . Mood is concerned with emotion . Atmosphere is concerned with the senses. Learning Objectives for Questions on Tone To identify differing tones through an analysis of purpose.

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Writing 2009-2010

Writing 2009-2010. 1. Do you no how to use the dictionary. 2. We use Webster's School dictionary in are class. 1. Do you no how to use the dictionary . 2. We use Webster's School dictionary in are class. 1. Do you know how to use the dictionary ?

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Introduction and Conclusion Paragraphs

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Paragraph Writing

Paragraph Writing. Our Aim. Today we are going to find out: Why we use paragraphs How to structure a paragraph What each part of a paragraph should look like. In your CAT you will write two paragraphs One describing a character One explaining why that character is important.

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Forms of Poetry

Forms of Poetry. Lyric Poetry. Purpose. Characteristics. Expresses the thoughts and feelings of a single speaker. No specific tone Often in very musical verse This is broad category which includes many specific types of poems such as sonnets, odes, and elegies.

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Satire Introduction

Satire Introduction. Vocabulary Review. Hyperbole Understatement Double-meanings (Double Entendre) Simile and Metaphor Oxymoron Verbal Irony Innuendo (insinuation). What is satire?.

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