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what is a testimonial
A persuasive technique that uses the words of experts or famous people.
what does it mean if someone endorses someone or something
Saying something is good or that you use it and are happy.
What type of advertising technique is thisA new spirit is spreading across America. Catch it now — while you can.
What type of advertising technique is thisTired of dry skin Want to make it better before it ruins your entire life
What type of advertising technique is thisI’m [celebrity name here]. Buy Product Y. I did, and it has helped me become a better baseball player.
What type of advertising technique is thisGet Product X or walk around with gray hair all your life!
What type of advertising technique is thisIf you use this product, you will never be lonely again.
What type of advertising technique is thisHi, I'm [insert celebrity name here], and I'm here to tell you about an amazing weight-loss product!
What type of advertising technique is thisThis is the shoe that everyone is talking about!
What type of advertising technique is thisThis is the shoe Hall of Famer Mike Kriss wears.
What type of advertising technique is thisDo you love your dog Do you want your dog to be healthy Then buy Bark-Bark Dog Food!
What type of advertising technique is thisDon’t be the last one in your neighborhood to own this amazing product!
what type of advertising technique would have Brad Pitt using a I pod
what type of advertising technique would use a image of dancers at a party all using I pods
what type of advertising technique would use a image / video of dancers at a party all using I pods
what type of advertising technique would use a image / video of someone who looks very happy walking down the street and listening to an I pod
what is an example of a testimonial ad
a famous movie actor driving a certain kind of car
what is NOT a persuasive media text
Thinking about a clown is a good way to remember the meaning of the word
A person who is honest enough to return a lost wallet full of money has lots of
Trying to determine the cause of something requires what
which of these involves making a synonym chain
connecting words with other words
Picturing a tree that has been cut down is a good way to remember the meaning of the word
What is the purpose of using a mnemonic device
What is figurative language
a way of describing that uses figures of speech and imagination. examples are Similes, metaphors, hyperboles, and allusions.
what is a symbol
Objects, characters, figures, or colors used to represent abstract ideas or concepts.
what is a apostrophe
A figure of speech in which someone absent or dead or something nonhuman is addressed as if it were alive and present. a example ... Oh, moon! Your light is so bright!
what is a paradox
A statement that seems impossible but could be true or possible.Example: "Some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again." (C. S. Lewis)or"War is peace." "Freedom is slavery." "Ignorance is strength." (George Orwell, 1984)
what is imagery
Words or phrases that appeal to the senses (mostly sight, but also sound, touch, smell, and taste).Example: The rain softly thudded on the dark windows as a fire crackled in the warm room.
what is a stanza
The lines grouped together in a poem. A stanza is to a poem what a paragraph is to text.
what are the 5 senses
touch _ taste _ smell _ hear _ sight
what are some questions to aid / create visualization
what can you see what can you hear what can you smellwhat can you feelwhat can you taste
A children's story that includes talking animals uses which type of figurative language
In order to create a picture in the mind of the reader a poet can use
The branches of the tree cradled the hammock like a mother's arms around a baby. The sentence above is an example of
The branches of the tree cradled the hammock like a mother's arms around a baby is an example of a simile.
A poem that uses can include someone speaking to a dead person
A poem in which a tree is said to walk and talk like an old man uses the technique of
which of these are NOT a type of figurative language
what is a rhyme
Two or more words or syllables having a similar or identical sound.Example: hat and bat, deeper and sleeper
enjambment meaning
When a line continues to the next with no punctuation
what dose alliteration mean
The use of the same sound at the beginning of each word in a line or a sentence.
what is the snob appeal
A persuasive advertising technique that appeals to people's tendency to want to be superior to other people and to have the best of everything.
what is the plain folks appeal
A persuasive advertising technique that appeals to people's tendency to like and trust people who they think are "just like me," a "plain folk," or an "ordinary Jane/Joe."
plain folks and snob appeal are both _____.
An advertising technique that makes the audience think the people in the ad are "just like me" is known as ______.
An advertising technique that makes the audience think the product advertised is the best money can buy and only for some people is called _____.
Plain-folks and snob-appeal advertising are meant to ______ their audiences.
what words / pictures would work with the PLAIN FOLKS technique
( if you are just like me ) , ( were just like you ) , picture of a normal house , picture of an average person
what words / pictures would work with the SNOB APPEAL technique
( when only the best will do...... ) , picture of a expensive car , picture of a very large house
what are literary terms
Words used to describe different elements and devices used in literature.
what are literary elements
The parts, or the structure, that makes up a story.
what are literary devices
Techniques used by writers to tell and improve a story.Example: Imagery is an example of a literary device.
what is a / the narrator
The person or character who tells a story to the reader.Example: The narrator in the movie March of the Penguins is the famous actor Morgan Freeman.
what is first-person point of view or perspective.
a story that is written in the first person are the use of I, we, us, and other first-person pronouns.
What is third person objective point of view
A story's point of view when the narrator is outside the story looking in.
what is third person limited point of view
A story's point of view when the narrator tells only what one character thinks and feels.
what is third person omniscient point of view
A story's point of view when the narrator can know what all of the characters are thinking.
what is theme
the main idea of a story.
what is diale
A style of a language used in a particular region.Example: Some writers use dialect to show readers how people talk in a certain area of a country. For example, Irish writer Frank McCourt uses an Irish dialect in his novels that take place in Ireland.
what is reality
People, things, or events that are real.
What is the historical and cultural perspective of a story
The way the culture and the time in which the author writes
influence the story
the author's attitude towards the character and events in a story is the story's
what is the climax of a story
the turning point of the story
what is the resolution of a story
when the loose ends of the story are wrapped up
a story told from the third- person objective point of view , the narrator :
is outside the story looking in
what is cultural and historical perspective
How time, place, culture, race, nationality, gender, etc., can influence a writer.
What was the Woman's Sufferage Movement
A movement that fought to allow women the right to vote.
The thesis statement of a literary analysis explains
what you think the story means.
Which of these should you find out before you read a story
The time period during which the author lived
What does the narrator claim haunts the room in which he stayed
Which of these facts about the author of The Red Room best provides the reader useful historical and cultural context
The story was written during the Victorian era.
The room in the story the red room is supposedly
what does ambiance
The mood of a particular situation or setting.Example: I love the ambiance of a tropical beach. I like the sound of the waves, the smell of the ocean, and the feeling of the sun on my face.
what does judicious
Knowing right from wrong; responsible.Example: Even though it can be difficult, it's important to be judicious.
What does connoisser mean
Someone that knows everything about something, especially in matters of taste or the arts.Example: My uncle is a connoisseur of Japanese tea. He knows everything about tea leaves, the temperature of water, and what kind of cup each kind of tea should be served in!
what does morose mean
Not happy, angry. To have a negative view of the world.Example: The old man became morose after living alone for thirty years because his wife died.
what does futile mean
Without hope. Not worth trying.Example: The old house had too many holes in the roof. Whenever it rained, it was futile to try and stop the rain from coming in.
what does recant mean
To take back an opinion or story, especially one that is negative.Example: I thought I wasn't going to like jazz music at all. I prefer rock music. But, I recanted everything I said about jazz music after I listed to Miles Davis!