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1 Test Review Your test is March 9 and 10, this PowerPoint will help you to make a study guide sheet.

2 Analogies Relationship between two words The relationship on one side needs to match the relationship on the other Short : Tall : : High : Low - the relationship on both sides is they are opposites

3 Figurative Language Simile - a comparison using like or as
Metaphor - an implied comparison Personification - giving non - human objects human characteristics Hyperbole - intentional exaggeration

4 Conflict External Individual Vs. Individual Individual Vs. Nature
Individual Vs. Society Individual Vs. Supernatural Individual Vs. Technology Internal Individual Vs. Self

5 Theme A life lesson that the story teaches
A Theme Can Not Be Described With Just One Word!!!

6 Source, Viewpoint, Purpose
Source - where you find information Viewpoint - the author’s opinion that is revealed through the language that he uses Purpose - why the text was written Three types: entertain, persuade, inform

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