Here is the list (I can almost feel the shivers of recognition). Choose the term(s) you'll define and comment to this post so your colleagues know what has(n't) been done.
HELPFUL HINTS:
1. Personalize your presentation of the term. Do you remember a moment when you encountered an example? Have you developed a helpful mnemonic?
2. Remember to define the term. You can use the definitions here to start, but remember that your audience consists of your current colleagues and high school students around the world, so describe the term as if you were talking to these people.
3. Use media (pictures, videos, audios, ?) to provide examples and illustrate your points.
AP LITERARY TERMS
Anachronism
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Analysis
ReplyDeleteA.J. Franklin
period 2
Colloquialism
ReplyDeleteChelsey Soriano Period 3
Satire
ReplyDeleteEmily Martinez
P3
Tongue in cheek
ReplyDeleteDaniel Gonzalez
per. 2
Fable
ReplyDeleteMarisol Zepeda
Per. 6
Lyric
ReplyDeleteJake Dam-Mikkelsen
Per. 2
Zeitgeist
ReplyDeleteLaura Wong
Period 2
Allusion
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Periodo Dos
Cliche
ReplyDeleteNicole Anderson
Period 2
Conflict
ReplyDeleteCarson Dacus
period 6
Characterization
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Audience
ReplyDeleteTatiana Alvarez Per.2
Epitaph.
ReplyDeleteJK P6
CONGRATULATIONS! The first 20 commenters have won a prize. Details on Monday.
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ReplyDeleteKira Asel Period 3
Free Verse
ReplyDeleteJolissa Jiles p.4
Climax
ReplyDeleteYun Joo Period 6
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ReplyDeleteinstead of doing CLIMAX, I'm doing PARABLE :)
ReplyDeleteDibs on parody.
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Epic
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P.2
Anaphora
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period 3
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ReplyDeleteHannah Hosking
period 4
Irony
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P.3
Denotation
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Vernacular
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Period 3
Monologue
ReplyDeletePatrick Fraire
P.3
Fallacy
ReplyDeleteArianna Farmer
Period 2
Symbol
ReplyDeleteCandace Rickman
Period 3
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Period 3
Just kidding, I'm doing dialect.
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Folk Tale
ReplyDeletePatrick Sims P.3
Inversion
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Period 4
Farce
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Period 3
stereotype
ReplyDeleteJojo relyea
Period 3
Evocative
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Period 2
MOOD!
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Poignant
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Okay well I'm choosing the word Personification. Can we start the extra credit words. Do we have to state which ones we are choosing? Or is it okay just to do as many as you want.
ReplyDeleteStephanie Owens per.4
Great job so far! To answer those who have asked, you may now do as many as you like for extra credit. (Judging by the Sartre/Plato essays I've read so far, extra credit is a safe hedge.) Speed is a factor because we have to account for the entire list by tomorrow or everyone's final exam study database will be incomplete. But keep in mind, some of you have partners and we're responsible for them too. Will you nab the credit or alert your colleagues?
ReplyDeleteTo be clear, you do have to announce which one(s) you're taking so that people can check their choices against the dwindling list of what's available. Once the whole list is covered we'll talk about how to share information on blogs etc.
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Personification
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Imagery
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Period: 6
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ReplyDeleteNicholas Lycan
Period 4
Since there are 134 words we are suppose to cover. And we have only done about 60. I'm going to do five extra credit words: Allegory, Implication, Metonym, Synecdoche, and chiasmus.
ReplyDeleteStephanie Owens
Per.4
Isaac De La Cruz
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Suspension of Disbelief
Vernacular
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- Period 2
And Euphemism.
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Period 2.
antagonist
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Period 2
climax, parody, realism
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Also Dogmatic and naturalism
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Dogmatic
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Allegory
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ReplyDeleteMe and Jojo have circumlocution, juxtaposition, mode of discourse, and omniscient point of view
ReplyDeleteKira Asel period 3
Me and Jojo will also take onomatopoeia, oxymoron, rhetorical question, stream of consciousness, speaker, and restatement. Thanks.
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*Jojo and I
ReplyDeleteI will take chiasmus
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assumption
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I will also take flashback, magical Realism and requiem.
ReplyDeleteLaura Wong
2P
Oops, someone is alreadying doing flashback so I'm swapping synthesia with it.
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2P
Climax
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ReplyDeletePatrick Sims P.3
I already did oxymoron and apparently my post saying it didn't go through :/ I am now doing understatement as well..
ReplyDeleteShannon Murray
period 3
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ReplyDeletemax kuhlman period 2
also epithet, connotation, and classicism
ReplyDeleteMax Kuhlman
Epithet
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epigram
Kari Griego
Period 4
Dang it, Max.
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Kari Griego
Period 4
Theme
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Period: 6
voice
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thesis
setting
Annais Acosta
Period:6
Soliloquy, Onomatopoeia, Metaphor, Genre & Mood
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Period 4
dialect
ReplyDeleteSynesthesia is all mine :)
ReplyDeleteMatthew Giddings p.3
incongruity
ReplyDeleteNarrator, Foreshadowing, Figurative Language
ReplyDeleteStephanie Owens
Per.4
sooo I thought I had fable... but turns out that Marisol had it before me... so does that mean I dont get one? It seems like every single one is taken...
ReplyDeleteSarah Rayburn period 3
After checking the list like 15 times I have now decided:
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Kayla McCallie
Period 2
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Syntax
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analogy! Lizzie Level
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