eng 3&4 (rev)

• who is the author of the story the "Rip Van Winkle"

  Washington Irving
• what if the name of van winkle's wife?

  Dame Van Winkle
• what is the name of the dog of van winkle?

  Wolf
• van winkle go to " " to discuss village and to gossip and other topics

  Local pub
• what is the mountains he goes for walks?

  Catskill Mountains
• what is the clothes of the strange man with a grey beard who is shouting

  Antique dutch clothes
• strange people-ninepis-old chlothes

  Woodland amphitheatre
• rip tries the drink and ends up drinking too much and he sinks into a

  deep sleep
• what van winkle see when he wakes up

  rusted gun
• when he walks home he notices that his beard has

  grown foot long
• what is the new name of the local pub

  General Washington
• how long rip van winkles dissappear?

  20 years
• what is the two reason of her family why van winkle is disappeared

  captured by native americans

  he had shot himself
• van winkle slept for

  twenty years
• when van winkle know that her wife is dead what emotion he was feeling

  happy / relieved
• keep a vigil in the catskill mountain every twenty years with his crew

  Hendrick Hudson
• a descendent of a great historian

  Peter Vanderdonk
• give me the three friends of van winkle

  Nicholas Vedder

  Brom Dutcher

  Van Brummel
• this interrupts the present time by going back to the past, who triggered by an event in the present time of the story

  flashback
• skips a certain amount of time from beginning of the story to the next part or he/she can start with a future scenario and then go back to the present leading up to that event.

  flash forward
• gives clues in advance on what will happen later on in the story

  foreshadowing
• giving speeches to the bride, groom, or both of them

  wedding toasts
• loudness or softness of your voice when speaking can also show emotion. ex: speaking in a loud voice may mean anger

  volume
• the rise and fall of your voice also convey meaning such as suprise, confusion, or even sadness

  Intonation
• The speed of your delivery also matters. You should slow down for emphasis or speed up to build excitement

  Tempo
• There are words that can be differentiated in meaning only through the " " when speaking. The noun desert and the verb desert.

  Stress
• happens naturally between sentence breaks and commas. But it could also be used for emphasis, like stopping before saying a very important line to make sure that everyone's attention is on you

  Pause
• are little words that help us simplify daily conversations. (substitute nouns)

  Pronouns
• full name of stephen leacock


  Stephen P.H Butler Leacock
• where did the money come from to be deposited into the bank

  salary
• how much will stephen deposit

  56 dollars
• what is stephen's purpose why did he go to the bank

  deposit
• it is an alphabetical list of the sources that you use in your essay, research proposal, or text book

  reference list
• related words or words close to the meaning of a particular word are helpful in understanding its meaning

  synonyms
• words that have opposite meanings

  antonyms
• if you are doing close reading, which is necessary in a " " to literary analysis. here, you ask the most common question about character, plot, conflic, image, and themes of a specific literary

  formalist approach
• to literary criticism, on the other hand, considers the universal strucutres reflected in texts. this done by relating the texts to a larger structure, such as genres, motifs, and intertextual connections

  structuralist approach
• is a speech or a written text that pays tribute to someone who has just passed away

  eulogy
• in eulogy, obviously the occasion is very solemn, and an " " is very important

  tone