english 3&4 (rev)

• three factors influence a literary selection

  culture

  history

  environment
• are phrases in a text that help us see, hear, smell, taste, feel, or experience that same things as the characters in the story

  sensory images
• is the sensory of sight (ex. size, shape, color)

  visual imagery
• is the sensory of a sound (ex. loud, soft, and roar)

  auditory imagery
• is the sensory of smell (ex. pleasant and revolting)

  olfactory imagery
• is the sensory of taste (ex. sour, sweet, and baland)

  gustatory imagery
• is the sensory of touch/feel (ex. smooth and rough)

  tactile
• is an acronym for the seven most common coordinating conjunctions

  fanboys
• fanboys mean?

  for

  and

  nor

  but

  or

  yet

  so
• fanboys mean?

  for

  and

  nor

  but

  or

  yet

  so
• used to explain the reason or purpose for something.

  example- he went to the store " " he needed some groceries.

  for
• used to add or connect similar ideas or elements. ex- i like coffee " " she prefers tea.

  and
• used to connect negative alternatives. ex- she neither likes chocolate " " ice cream.

  nor
• used to introduce a contrast or exception. ex- i wanted to go to the party " " i had to work.

  but
• used to present alternatives or choices. ex- do you want pizza " " pasta for dinner?

  or
• used to express a contrast or unexpected result. ex- she studied hard " " she didn't perform well on the test.

  yet
• used to indicate a consequence or result. ex- it was raining " " i stayed indoors.

  so