English 6?

• Point of View is an angle by which a story is told
• First person- The narrator is a character in the story
• This is when the story can change dramatically depending on which character is the narrator?

  First Person
• Second Person- the narrator addresses the story to the reader
• Third Person- narrator shows what happens but not what characters are thinking or feeling
• This is when the narrator is only an observer or like a camera?

  Third person
• Third Person Omniscient- narrator shows what happens and what characters are thinking
• I / me / my / we /us is an example of what point of view?

  First person
• what kind of point of view use you / your which is addressing a character to the reader?

  Second person
• what point of view uses " he / she / they / it " ( this is when the narrator is like a camera )?

  Third Person
• Figure of Speech - is a word or phrase that uses figurative language, meaning it has a different meaning than its literal or typical definition.
• Simile - compares two things using "like" or "as".
• Mary's smile is as bright as the sunshine - this is an example of?

  Simile
• Metaphor - directly compares two different things without using "like" or "as".
• The world is a stage - is an example of?

  Metaphor
• Figurative Language is used for adding beauty to everyday language and give a dramatic effect on the reader
• Personification - gives human qualities or characteristics to non-human objects or ideas
• The wind whispered through the trees - is an example of?

  Personification
• Hyperbole - exaggerates something, often to make it more interesting.
• I've told you a million times to clean your room - is an example of what Figure of Speech?

  Hyperbole
• Alliteration is the repetition of initial consonant sounds in a series of words
• Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers is an example of?

  Alliteration
• Onomatopoeia use of words that imitate sounds Examples: 'buzz' or 'sizzle.'
• Imagery- The use of descriptive language to create mental images, appealing to the senses
• Idioms - Expressions that have a figurative meaning different from their literal meaning
• Break a leg is an example of?

  Idioms
• Light


  A convention of films used to create a specific atmosphere
• Blocking


  The relationship of the camera to the actors
• Direction


  The process of making sure that every component of a movie runs smoothly
• Characterization


  The process by which the writer reveals the personality of the character
• Acting


  Includes facial expressions, body language and delivery of lines
• Dialogue


  The exchange of spoken words between two or more characters in the film or moving pictures
• Setting


  The time and geographic location within a film
• Set-up


  Also called set design, the creation of a scenery that represent the "look" or physical appearance of the set for a film
• Making Connections


  A strategy that can assist in extracting meaning from a text or something seen on TV, about how the information connects to other familiar text and to how the world works beyond personal experiences
• Types of connections

  • Text-to-text
  • Text-to-self
  • Text-to-world
• Print materials


  • Newspapers
  • Magazines
  • Books
• Non-print materials


  • E-book
  • E-journals
  • Electronic images
• Digital materials


  • MS Office files
  • PDFs
  • Image files
• Picture analysis


  The extraction of meaningful information from images by means of processing techniques