PPT-Foreshadowing The Giver

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BYNC This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BYNCSA hint Continue to read and answer Are they from the characters the setting or the narrator. Vocabulary for Literature . Sequence of Events. The time order of events in a story . Key words: First, Next, Then, Finally. Let’s Practice!. Read “. Medical School. ” on the next page. . Then put the . Composition Books!. LITERARY ELEMENTS. Concept. :. Plot. Concept. :. Theme. Lesson Essential . How do I distinguish among the 5 basic elements of plot and place them on a plot diagram?. How do I identify the four main types of conflict in a literary plot and in non-print media?. A literary . device in which an author . hints at certain . plot developments that . will . come . later . in the story. . . It . is used to . interest the . reader, viewer or listener about how the story will proceed and mentally prepare them for how it will . Mini Lesson- “The Lottery”. Warm-up. Have ever run into someone accidentally as they rounded the corner of a building. Why? . What might have helped you avoid the collision. In other words, how could you have known someone was there before you actually saw them? . Have you ever . run into someone accidentally as they rounded the corner of a building. Why. ?. What might . have helped . them you . avoid the . collision? . In other words, how could. you . have known someone was there before they actually saw them?. LITERARY ELEMENTS. Concept. :. Plot. Concept. :. Theme. Lesson Essential . How do I distinguish among the 5 basic elements of plot and place them on a plot diagram?. How do I identify the four main types of conflict in a literary plot and in non-print media?. Mini Lesson- “The Lottery”. Warm-up. Have ever run into someone accidentally as they rounded the corner of a building. Why? . What might have helped you avoid the collision. In other words, how could you have known someone was there before you actually saw them? . By: Charles . Bryant By: Jules . Ibong. By: Isaac . Monrroy. . By: Regina . Canlas. By: . Aldrin. . Uy. Foreshadowing. The author gives us clues or indications to what is going to happen later in the story.. Foreshadowing is the technique authors use to hint at something that will happen or something we will learn later on in the book. There are two main reasons to use foreshadowing. The first is to bu Writing activity concepts by Catherine . MacPhail. Things to remember. Hinting . at what is to come in a story is called. . foreshadowing. .. Foreshadowing . keeps the reader . hooked. , makes the reader want to read on.. Chapters 1-4. Adherence. adherence (ad-heer-uhns) n. steady devotion, support, allegiance, or attachment. derivatives: adherent, adhere. Chapter 2. “. . .the fact that his father had broken a rule at all awed him. He glanced at his mother, the one responsible for adherence to the rules, and was relieved that she was smiling.”. device in which an author . hints at certain . plot developments that . will . come . later . in the story. . . It . is used to . interest the . reader, viewer or listener about how the story will proceed and mentally prepare them for how it will . Ch. 1-4. p. alpable. t. ransgression. a. ptitude. c. hastise. p. etulantly. r. emorse. h. asten. c. hortled. Vocab . ch. 1-4 due Wednesday 10/30. On the test. : . foreshadowing and point of view. List One: . Forbidden. (adj.) banned, not allowed. Harry and Ron frequented the “forbidden” section of the library.. Nondescript. (adj.) lacking distinctive characteristics or qualities. The classroom was very nondescript – it lacked posters, colors, and bulletin boards..