PPT-Fahrenheit 451 Analysing quotations

Identify techniques Repetition word choice metaphor 9 Long sentence repetition word choice personification Short sentences repetition word choice 26 Word choice metaphor 45 Exclamation mark word choice personification. G322 Exam – Section A. Analysing Representation. Gender . Age . Ethnicity . Class and status. Sexuality. Physical . ability/disability . Regional . identity . Analysing CLASS & STATUS. Method Two. Why are quotations important?. Quotations are an integral part of analytic writing. In the . point, proof, discussion. method, quotations are the foundation of each . proof. Modern Language Association. By Ms. Brassil. Head . Middle Magnet School . of Math and Science. Direct Quotations vs. Indirect Quotations. The . exact. words of someone are . direct. . quotations.. They should be put in quotation marks.. Fahrenheit 451 . Author – Ray Douglas Bradbury . Born in 1920 in Waukegan, Illinois. Loving extended family served as foundation for his stories. Waukegan = “Green Town”. Moved to Los Angeles in1934 where he first began to write – Joined the Los Angeles Science Fiction League . Ray Bradbury. Author Information. Ray Douglas . Bradbury. - . born August 22, . 1920. . in Illinois. He is a science fiction writer, but he has also earned acclaim in poetry, drama, and screenwriting.. Method Two. Why are quotations important?. Quotations are an integral part of analytic writing. In the . point, proof, . explanatio. n. . method, quotations are the foundation of each . proof. Modern Language Association. Lecture Notes, Background, and Themes. Ray Bradbury (1920-2012). As a child, Bradbury recalls an intense fascination with monsters, magicians, and adventure films.. He began writing stories at the age of 12.. Text . R. esponse Essay. Using quotes. Sometimes better to use short quotes. Don’t use quotes longer than a sentence. Rote learn quotations – select them strategically. Be accurate. Incidental Quotes – . Ray Bradbury (1920-2012). As a child, Bradbury recalls an intense fascination with monsters, magicians, and adventure films.. He began writing stories at the age of 12.. He wrote for Alfred Hitchcock and . Analysis. PART . 3B: . FORMATTING . QUOTATIONS . – PROSE. Professor Lisa Yanover. Napa Valley College. PART 3B: Formatting . Prose Quotations. Kinds of Prose. Novels. Short Stories. Fairy & Folk Tales . Videos. Bradbury on writing Fahrenheit 451 (8.00). http. ://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzD0YtbViCs. “The Pedestrian” (5.00). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd6JFuDTwYs. “There Will Come Soft Rain” (2.59). Assistant Director. Hanson Center for Technical Communication . With examples from Statics and Henry . Petroski. Why use quotations? . To demonstrate familiarity with a text. . To emphasize a point that you wish to make. . Turn in F451 Vocabulary 1. List 1. Docile. Frugal. Idiom. Keen. Obsolete. Pompous. Prudent. Remnant. Scruples. Turmoil. Ambiguous. Discern. List 2. Elicit. Humble. Incremental. Monopoly. Recurrence. Tact. Two vast and . trunkless. legs of stone Stand in the desert.. Half sunk, a shattered visage lies.. Sneer of cold command. My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!.