PPT-Setting the Scene One Type of Hook

What Does it Mean to Set the Scene To set the scene means to describe the setting which will be the central point of the essay This type of hook can be effective since it involves description that can easily grab the readers attention. A knife could be used by the antagonist to kill the victims or the knife could be used by the protagonist to defend her/himself.. A rope could be used to tie the victims hand so that he/she cannot escape or to hang the protagonist.. #5 (134-167). EINRSST. 2. DO YOU SEE THREE 6-LETTER STEMS?. SISTER + . N . STEINS + . R . INSERT + S. NOW THERE ARE . FOUR. WORDS. 3. EINRSST. ESTRINS. INSERTS. SINTERS. STRINES. SINTERS. :. . V. MAKES . Type of Hook. Definition. Example. Dialogue. Quotation. Intriguing Statement. Metaphor/Simile. Jump. Dilemma . Other. Type of Hook. Definition. Example. Dialogue. Conversation. between two characters. What are the pros and cons of sleepwalking?. Standards. ELACC11-12RL6: . Analyze a case in which grasping point of view requires distinguishing what is directly stated in a text from what is really meant (e.g., satire, sarcasm, irony, or understatement). . BY PROBABILITY 334 - 367. WITH PROMPTS TO FIND THE HIGH PROBABILITY BINGO STEMS. EIMNRSV. 2. NO STEM, . ONE. WORD. VERMINS. EIMNRSV. VERMINS. : NEW PL. OF . VERMIN. , SMALL, COMMON, HARMFUL, OR OBJECTIONABLE ANIMALS. BY PROBABILITY 168-200. DEEIMNTU. 2. NO STEM. ONE WORD. MINUETED. DEEIMNTU. MINUETED. : v. TO MINUET, TO DANCE A MINUET (MINUETS, MINUETING). 3. EEFINORV. 4. OVERFINE. EEFINORV. OVERFINE. : ADJ. EXCESSIVELY FINE OR PARTICULAR. #5 (134-167). EINRSST. 2. DO YOU SEE THREE 6-LETTER STEMS?. SISTER + . N . STEINS + . R . INSERT + S. NOW THERE ARE . FOUR. WORDS. 3. EINRSST. ESTRINS. INSERTS. SINTERS. STRINES. SINTERS. :. . V. MAKES . BY PROBABILITY 801-833. AHIKLOOT. 2. TAILHOOK. AHIKLOOT. TAILHOOK. : A HOOK LOWERED FROM THE TAIL OF AN AIRCRAFT TO ENGAGE A BRAKING CABLE. 3. S. EEGIKNNS. 4. KEENINGS. EEGIKNNS. KEENINGS. : pl. of n. . (Rev. 20:11-15). The Setting Described (v. 11). The Summons Delivered (v. 12-13). The Secrets Displayed (v. 12-13). The Sentence Determined (v. 13-15). THE JUDGMENT SCENE. (Rev. 20:11-15). The Setting Described (v. 11). not conscious. of the background. Most people have the same experience, not matter how observant they may be.. -Cedric Gibbons, art director for 1,500 films. Definition. Mise. -en-scene describes everything visible within the film frame. According to Butler, . mise. -en-scene is:. The staging of the action for the camera. All of the physical objects in front of the camera and the arrangement of those objects by the director. The organization of setting, costuming, lighting, and actor movement.. MISE EN SCENE is a French Expression that means ‘staging an action’.. MISE EN SCENE in Cinema Studies refers to all the visual elements within the frame that and support the telling of the story:. mise. -. en. -scene.. What . information is given . about the type of film . this image comes . from?. Mise. -. En. -Scene. Placing on Stage. The following factors help . an audience understand . what genre is. WANUALOrder no Max load SWL Welding throatC 201 1 4 mm 015148C 202 2 4 mm 015148C 203 3 6 mm 024148C 204 4 6 mm 024148C 205 5 6 mm 024148C 206 6 8 mm 031148C 208 8 8 mm 031148C 210 10