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EAP test

test 10/26/22 EAP + terms

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American author who is most famous for poems and short stories, known for dark writing and responsible for short stories and the crime fiction genre. Edgar Allan Poe
Describe Edgar Allan Poe's personal life he had a sad life- parents died/failed at school/wife died, his life was full of alcoholism, gambling troubles, and depression, he died at 40 years old
keeps readers in anxious anticipation of what is to come suspense
meant to scare, unsettle, or horrify the audience/readers horror
repeated consonant sound alliteration
repeated vowel sounds assonance
imitate the sounds to which they refer onomatopoeia
how the story affects its readers. (me) mood
how the author feels about their topic tone
how the author structures their sentences syntax
the words the author chooses for their writings. (they could use any words but they pick specific words so the readers know that it is "important") diction
summarize the "Tell-Tale Heart" -short story -narrator wants the man's blind eye because the eye unsettles the narrator -narrator has to kill the man to kill the eye -narrator thinks the eye knows the truth that the narrator is crazy -narrator tells the police the truth
summarize the "Raven" -poem -narrator lost his wife Lenore -narrator likes the bird -narrator listens to a bird that only says "nevermore" -narrator gets mad at the bird because he thinks the bird is telling the truth -narrator will never get over his wife's death
summarize the "Annabel Lee" -poem -narrator loves Annabel -Annabel dies from sickness -Annabel's family takes her away (after she died) -narrator still loves Annabel the same past and present
How does the "Tell-Tale Heart" show horror "Tell-Tale Heart" demonstrates horror by -narrator kills a man just because the narrator thinks the eye of the man will see the truth -narrator kills and hides the man -narrator did creepy things at night (to the man)
How does the "Raven" show horror "Raven" demonstrates horror by -narrator believes a bird that says one thing -narrator gets mad because the bird is telling the "truth" -narrator will never get over the wife's death
How does the "Annabel Lee" show horror "Annabel Lee" demonstrates horror by -narrator loves Annabel very young -narrator blames others for Annabel's death -narrator over exaggerates the sorrow for Annabel ( lines 20+30)
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