Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Summary of how an author uses figures of speech
An author uses figures to set the mood. How????? If there is an allegory there has to be some hint so the mood is suspicion or mysterious. Also when an author uses an apostrophe and he starts to talk with his dead mother you get the feeling of him being creepy. Also with imagery, as reader he will get more into it because he can feel it he can smell so it just as if he was ther. When in the book ENZO its kind of a personification because it gives human traits to a dog whereas in real life you don't know what your dog is thinking. With metaphor and simile it gives the readers a spark instead of just saying in a normal phrase.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Flash cards
Onomatopoeia: Boom boom pow. Black Eyed Peas
Metaphor: we all live in a yellow submarine by The Beetles
Simile: twinkle twinkle little star ( like a diamond in the sky)
Rhyme: Jack and Jill (went up the hill)
Personification: I am a little tea pot
Repetition: Boom boom pow
Hyperbole: Highway to hell
Alliteration: Winter wonder land (walking)
Assonance: fireflies
Imagery: chestnuts roasting in the open fire
Allusion: viva la vida
Paradox: the sounds of silence
Irony: Animal farm
Apostrophe: sounds of silence hello darkness my old friend I've come to talk to you again
Understatement :
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Metaphor: we all live in a yellow submarine by The Beetles
Simile: twinkle twinkle little star ( like a diamond in the sky)
Rhyme: Jack and Jill (went up the hill)
Personification: I am a little tea pot
Repetition: Boom boom pow
Hyperbole: Highway to hell
Alliteration: Winter wonder land (walking)
Assonance: fireflies
Imagery: chestnuts roasting in the open fire
Allusion: viva la vida
Paradox: the sounds of silence
Irony: Animal farm
Apostrophe: sounds of silence hello darkness my old friend I've come to talk to you again
Understatement :
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
1. Subvert: upset, ruin.
2. Subservient:Prepared to obey others unquestioningly
3. Contort: Twist or bend out of its normal shape
4. Distort:Pull or twist out of shape.
5. Retort: Heat in a retort in order to separate or purify
6. Tortuous: Full of twists and turns
7. Adversity: Difficulties; misfortune.
8. Avert: turn away
9. Introvert: A shy, reticent, and typically self-centered person
10. Perverse: Bad minded
11. Prose: Talk tediously
THE GRINCH !!!!!!!!!
1. Onomatopoeia: BOOM , Tic Tock
2. Alliteration: Flat Flagging Flars, Whipper Winds Whipped
3. Irony: I don't want to make a wave or something
4. Paradox: This is Wonderfully Awful
5. Repetition: Fiest Fiest Fiest
2. Alliteration: Flat Flagging Flars, Whipper Winds Whipped
3. Irony: I don't want to make a wave or something
4. Paradox: This is Wonderfully Awful
5. Repetition: Fiest Fiest Fiest
SECOND PERSONAL POST
One of my interest is cooking. I don't know what I like abut when someone asks me if I can a bake I am delighted to Help. I like it so much that if College doesn't go so well I might go to cooking College.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
MATH SONG
Our math song is going to be about recursive routines
Poem and why I liked it.
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Personal update
I play soccer, in soccer I play right back (in colombia). In the US i played centre forward and was voted MVP of my league because I had scored the most goals in the league and made the PK so that we clinched the PLAYOFFS
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