5. Write the term and then the definition.Thesis Euphemism Repetition Hyperbole Allegory Colloquial Metaphor Episodic Juxtapose (Juxtaposition) Typography Syntax Tone Concrete versus abstract Idiom/Idiomatic Alliteration Diction (concrete) Epigram Analogy Explicit Cadence
18. Writing Task: Mountain Model Historical Commentary (H): Interview an “elder” relative for a story that is thematically or content link to (A), when interviewing and listen carefully for any flourishes which will make your writing of their voice unique. Prepare a entry for the Bibliography. Ancestral Voice (A): Research a previously published myth, fable or fairy tale, NOT necessarily from a shared cultural background, and concisely summarize. Prepare a bibliographic entry of the source document for the Bibliography. Personal Voice (You!): A personal experience of a related event OR a consideration or comment about the relevance or relationship you share with either the A or H voices. Imbue with descriptive (and figurative) language. Select an image and excerpt from the text for inclusion with your chapter.
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21. Published product must be word-processed, 12 pt, New times roman or an appropriate LEGIBLE font, pages numbered.
22. Use Momaday’s book is a practical style guide.Page 2: Historical and Personal Voices Page 4: Bibliography Page 1: Heading Title Ancestral Voice, itlaicised Page 3: Image & Caption Page 5: Rubric Do NOT bring me your flash drive—come with the hard copy ready to submit!
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24. Interview an elder family member regarding a thematically related event in their life (Historical Voice).
25. Draft both Ancestral, Historical and Personal Voices in anticipation of peer review next class.