.Affixes - ANS-Morphemes introduced to words to create associated but one-of-a-kind words
"Stopping by means of Woods on a Snowy Evening" - ANS-Robert Frost
"The Snow Man" - ANS-Wallace Steven
"The Walking" a villanelle - ANS-Theodore Roethke
three Types of Dramatic Comedies - ANS-1. Farce
2. Romantic Comedy
three. Satirical comedy
five elements require for effective academic packages in vocab improvement - ANS-1.
Intentional phrase choice which might be critical past a selected venture, pass-challenge, and
explicit new standards
2. Direct preparation in new phrase acquisition techniques and phrase meanings
three. Modeling strategies/techniques for obtaining new phrases
4. Exposing via numerous stories new vocab and events for the use of the phrases (ongoing
assessment)
5. A machine wherein college students can song the brand new vocabulary phrases they
examine.
5-Step hobby for ELL Vocab Building - ANS-1. Define a word
2. Think aloud to represent the phrase non-verbally and visually
3. Students say/write personal definitions
four. Make own visual illustration of the word
5. Develop in-intensity idea of the idea the word represents, revisiting the visual to alter/enlarge
it
6 Major Romantic Poets - ANS-William Blake, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
Lord Byron, Shlley, John Keats
7 Strategies of Highly Effective Readers - ANS-Activating, inferring, monitoring-clarifying,
wondering, looking-selecting, summarizing, and visualizing-organizing
A Rose for Emily- decay of Emily and southern traditions in the course of industrialization submit
Civil-struggle (murder of Homer, necrophilia) - ANS-Will Faulkner
Active Listening - ANS-Use the time among listening and thinking to summarize lecture data
mentally
Active analyzing strategy to assist pupil's comprehension of informational texts - ANS-Text
coding or textual content monitoring with sticky notes or inside the margins
Acts - ANS-Sections dividing up performs (scenes divide acts)
Advertorials - ANS-Newspaper portions combining advertising and editorial. Paid fabric however
medium-repute
Alliteration - ANS-Using a sequence of phrases containing the same sounds-assonance with
vowels and consonance with consonants
Allusions - ANS-Refer to literary/ancient figures to impart symbolism to a aspect or individual
, Analogies - ANS-Compare two matters sharing a few not unusual factors (similies and
metaphors)
Anaphora - ANS-Regularly repeats a phrase or word at the beginnings of consecutive clauses
or phrases to feature emphasis to an concept
Anecdote - ANS-Real and brief tale authors might also relate which could make their point
greater actual and relatable
APA - ANS-Pysch and sociology
Aphorisms - ANS-Concisely kingdom common beliefs and can rhyme (if it aint broke, dont repair
it)
Appeal to nature - ANS-Assumes that whatever natural or a part of nature is ideal and that
some thing no longer herbal is horrific
Appositive - ANS-Noun or NP that re-names another noun right beside it "The insect, the
cockroach"
Argmentum advert nauseam - ANS-Argument to the point of nausea
Argumentum ad antiquitatem - ANS-An argument to subculture
Argumentum ad hominem - ANS-Against the man or woman
Argumentum advert ignorantiam - ANS-Appealing to lack of knowledge
Argumentum ad logicam - ANS-Appeal to logic
Argumentum ad misencordiam - ANS-Appeal to pity and utilized by the ones pleading for
donations
Argumentum ad numerum - ANS-Appeal to numbers
Argumentum advert populum - ANS-Appeal to opopularity or people
Argumentumm ad verecundiam - ANS-Appealing to authority
Aristotle's Beliefs - ANS-Feels that protagonists are just regular human beings, tragedy= a
hero's fall in fortune but he calls for their ache and suffering to purpose terror and pity in
audiences
Article titles in prices for MLA - ANS-article titles
Asides - ANS-Comments most effective to target market
Authentic assessment - ANS-Intrinsically exciting and cognitively complex, evaluate/increase
skills and competencies needed beyond the assessment scholar collaboration, portfolio
structures, involved in scoring standards
Bildungsroman - ANS-Educational novel, "coming of age" tales, ex. Lord of the Flies
Black Comedy - ANS-Extended to extremes whilst comedic occurences are gruesome/terrible
(ex. Pulp Fiction)
Blank verse - ANS-Unrhymed iambic pentameter
Blogs - ANS-Avoid italics and all caps
Caesura - ANS-A pause in mid-verse to break glide
Charles Dickens - ANS-A Christmas Carol
Chiasmus - ANS-Uses parallel clauses, the second reversing order of the first "Ask not what
your us of a can do for you..."
Christopher Marlowe (1564) - ANS-Shakespeare become alive on the equal time as him and
that they debateably wrote below each different's names
Circulus in demonstrando - ANS-Circular argument that politicians frequently use
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