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1 Finals Review 12/8/15

2 Literary terms: Define and provide an example
Apostrophe Asyndeton Analogy Climax Anaphora Epistrophe Hyperbole Parallelism Irony

3 Literary Terms (continued)
Oxymoron Simile Metaphor Personification Paradox Antithesis Polysyndeton

4 You have completed your HW for 12/8/15
Everything beyond this slide will be assigned at a later time 

5 Types of Sentences: Simple sentence: Interrogative: Imperative:
Declarative:

6 Genres of writing: Narration Classification Description
Cause and effect Definition Process analysis Argument

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