ENGLISH

• Song


  a poem that is usually set to music or made for chanting
• jazzchant


  is an upbeat chant or a simple poem that uses rhythms, natural stress and intonation patterns of convertional amerian english
• 4 beats


  how many beats does jazzchant have
• prior knowledge


  the sum of experiences,culture,and knowledge that a reader bring in to the text
• schema


  the repository of information in your brain
• brain storming


  a effective way to activate your prior knowledge
• natural word order


  the subject comes before the verb
• inverted


  the subject comes after the verb
• natural 


  two english classes are scheduled for the 9th grade
• inverted


  up the hill pedaled the road racer
• inverted


  off the diving board she leaped with a smooth motion
• natural


  tood has been walking to the park after school
• style


  the language is used by the writer
• journalistic writing


  uses more compact, straight forward style
• didactic literature


  peaceof literary writing which aim to instict religious, moral, or political doctrimes
• sermon


  a dictatic speech taht promotes moral religious values
• clipping 


  A process in word formation that "clips" and shortens the word
• gas

  gasoline
• prof

  professor
• dorm

  dormitories
• interjection


  word or phases that expresses strong emotion such as happiness, sadness, suprise, pain or hate
• sonnet


  a traditional literary form that grow to prominence in the elizabethan era.
• petrarchan


  An octive( eight - line stanza) and setset( 6-line stanza)
• thomas wyatt


  starting out as an italian form popularized by one of the early sonnet master, francesco petrarch, the sonnet was brought to england by
• shakespearean and spenserian


  three quantrain( 4 - line - stanza) and finish with an declamtion or heroic couplet( pair of line)
• meter


  regular pattern of stress and un-stress syllable in a poetry
• feet


  unit of meassurement of meter
• Iamb

  1 un-stress and 1 stressed syllable
• trochee


  1 stress and 1 un-stress
• spondee


  2 stressed syllable
• dactyl


  start with a stress syllable followed by 2 un-stressed syllable
• anapest


  like a reverse dactyl with two un-stress followed by one stressed syllable
• intimate


  it refers to communicate with someone you love, it may be your papent, relative, friends or aquaitance.
• Alliteration


  encountered when constant sound or words within the initial of stressed syllables have the same sound
• Consonance


  usually uses repitition of a particular consonant sound
• sentence


  words combinations ontaining a subject and verb and having a complete thought.
• fragments


  are word groups that typically lack the completeness of sentences.
• clause


  word combinations containing a subject and a verb
• phrases


  fragments that do not contain verbs.
• clause


  During the rainstorm, the children were frightened by the thunder