Lesson 28. Today’s Agenda SAT Question of the Day #11 Of Mice and Men ◦Finish chapter 3 ◦Study guide and Foreshadowing handouts ◦Literary Terms handout.

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Lesson 28

Today’s Agenda SAT Question of the Day #11 Of Mice and Men ◦Finish chapter 3 ◦Study guide and Foreshadowing handouts ◦Literary Terms handout

SAT Question of Day #11 Joan of Arc had a (a) hunger to save France, a (b) knack for performing miracles, and (c) was willing to endure great suffering (d) rather than to deny her faith. (e) No error

Finish Reading Chapter 3 COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND SECTION THREE COLUMN OF FORESHADOWING HANDOUT

Figurative Language What does FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE mean? ◦Language that is not to be taken literally. Types of Figurative Language ◦Simile ◦Comparison between two unlike objects using “like” or “as” ◦Metaphor ◦Comparison between two unlike objects without using “like” or “as” ◦Personification ◦Giving inanimate objects human characteristics ◦Imagery ◦Vivid description that creates picture in reader’s mind; appeals to the senses ◦Irony ◦When something contrary to what you expect to happen happens ◦Onomatopoeia ◦The word sounds like its definition ◦Dialect (not really figurative language but it is on the handout) ◦The way the characters talk; use of language of a particular group of people/region of the country

Literary Terms Complete handouthandout