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Tell whether each passage is 1 st or 3 rd person point of view.

Tell whether each passage is 1 st or 3 rd person point of view. It if is 3 rd person, indicate whether it is limited (L) or omniscient (O). 2. 1. 3. 4.

The student walked into the room. • The student ____________ into the room. Positive/negative/neutral

The student walked into the room. • The student ____________ into the room. Positive/negative/neutral • The student ________________________ into the room. Positive/negative/neutral

H C A O R K C O C

H C A O R K C O C

Maybe you think of something like this…

Maybe you think of something like this…

Or this… Eww…

Or this… Eww…

Or even this… Whoa.

Or even this… Whoa.

Or maybe your mind goes in a different direction… These guys don’t seem too

Or maybe your mind goes in a different direction… These guys don’t seem too bad. They just want a nice home for their family.

These guys are just looking for a good time.

These guys are just looking for a good time.

 • From Merriam-Webster online: • Cockroach: any of an order or suborder (Blattodea

• From Merriam-Webster online: • Cockroach: any of an order or suborder (Blattodea syn. Blattaria) of chiefly nocturnal insects including some that are domestic pests • From Dictionary. com: Cockroach: any of numerous orthopterous insects of the family Blattidae, characterized by a flattened body, rapid movements, and nocturnal habits and including several common household pests.

How does your mind go from to to ?

How does your mind go from to to ?

Denotation • The literal, precise, definition of the word • What you see when

Denotation • The literal, precise, definition of the word • What you see when you look up the word in a dictionary • Remember – Denotation=Definition

Connotation • The positive or negative (and sometimes emotional) associations words naturally carry with

Connotation • The positive or negative (and sometimes emotional) associations words naturally carry with them • One of the hardest things you will have to remember all year is the difference between: Tone Mood Connotation

Words can have connotations that are positive, negative, or neutral • Tell whether each

Words can have connotations that are positive, negative, or neutral • Tell whether each of the following words has a positive, negative, or neutral connotation • o thrifty penny-pinching • o pushy aggressive • o politician statesman • o chef cook • o slender skinny

House

House

Home

Home

House vs. home

House vs. home

Inexpensive

Inexpensive

Cheap

Cheap

Inexpensive vs. cheap

Inexpensive vs. cheap

Cop

Cop

Officer

Officer

Officer vs. cop

Officer vs. cop

Giggle

Giggle

Cackle

Cackle

Giggle vs. cackle

Giggle vs. cackle

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ uprising • ___ riot

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ uprising • ___ riot • ___ demonstration • ___ unlawful gathering • ___ protest • ___ disturbance • Now, put them in order from most positive to most negative connotation.

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ guerilla • ___ freedom

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ guerilla • ___ freedom fighter • ___ mercenary • ___ soldier • ___ terrorist • ______ (general denotation) • Now, put them in order from most positive to most negative connotation.

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ prisoner • ___ evacuee

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ prisoner • ___ evacuee • ___ internee • ___ detainee • ___ inmate • ______ (general denotation) • Now, put them in order from most positive to most negative connotation.

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ aggressive • ___ assertive

What is the general denotation of these words? • ___ aggressive • ___ assertive • ___ domineering • ___ dynamic • ___ pushy • ___ forceful • Now, put them in order from most positive to most negative connotation.