1. Alex and Reid’s Term Presentation
4th hour

2. Pacing or narrative pacing
Pacing is the speed of a story's action, dialogue, or narration.

3. Example
The example we selected for pacing or narrative pacing is a clock because a clock keeps a constant pace just like you would in pacing or narrative spacing.

4. Paradox
A paradox is a seeming contradiction that in fact reveals same truth.

5. Example
An example of paradox is when Pinnochio when he is telling a lie and his nose will grow but then he is telling the truth and it cant happen.

6. Parallelism
Is a literary technique that relies on the use of the same syntactical structures, in a series in order to develop an argument or emphasize an idea.

7. Example
An example of parallelism is when Martin Luther King Jr. said “injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” in his I Have a Dream speech.

8. Parody
Is an effort to ridicule or make fun of a literary work or author by writing an imitation of the work or the authors style.

9. Example
Our last example is the picture below of parody, Alex and I just thought it was a funny example to use.

10. Quiz A. Paradox B. Parody C. Pacing or narrative pacing D. Parallelism
The literacy technique that relies on the use of the same syntactical structures. __
The speed of the stories action, dialogue, or narration. __
The seeming of a contradiction that in fact reveals the same truth. __
The effort to ridicule or make fun of a literacy work or an author by writing an imitation of work or of the authors style. __

11. Works Cited
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