Annotate at least 15 instances total from the lists below.
At least 5 annotations must be for figurative & symbolic language, and at least 5 annotations must be for the sounds of poetry. You must have 15 total (so this could be 5 in one category and 10 in the other, or 7 in one category and 8 in the other, etc.).
Figurative & Symbolic Language (at least 5 annotations)
simile
metaphor
pun
synecdoche
personification
hyperbole
paradox
conventional symbol
literary/contextual symbol
allegory
situational irony
verbal irony
satire
dramatic irony
Sounds of Poetry (at least 5 annotations)
onomatopoeia
alliteration
assonance
eye rhyme
internal rhyme
exact rhyme
near rhyme
masculine rhyme
feminine rhyme
Important Notes:
You don’t have to include everything from the list. You only need to have 15 annotations total.
Yes, you can have more than one annotation of the same element (e.g. more than one annotation for satire).
Use specific terms for the literary elements when possible (e.g say “verbal irony” instead of just irony).
You can include as many poems from the list as you wish in order to locate and annotate 15 instances.
Have at least 5 annotations for figurative and symbolic language, and at least 5 for the sounds of poetry, with 15 total.
Each Annotation must include ALL the following:
Highlighted or quoted segment of the story
Label of a specific literary element (e.g. foreshadowing)
Explanation of why this segment is an example of that literary element.
Review the sample annotation from Lecture 1 and notice that it has all three of these.
