English I Review 2

If someone was using SOAPSTone and they wanted to know the reason that something was written, they would be looking for the: 

• Speaker
• Subject
• Occasion
• Purpose

What is Subject?

• How the text is written

• What caused the text to be written

• The main idea or topic

• What we should understand about the topic

What word best describes, what prompted the writing in the first place? what is happening in the world during the time of the writing?

• Occasion

• Subject

• Tone

• Level of Language

What word best describes, who is the writing directed towards? why?

• Subject

• Audience

• Speaker

• Details

What word best describes, what is the author's attitude towards his writing/subject and how does he use language to get that across in his writing?

• DIDLS

• Tone

• SOAPSTone

• Subject

Is the speaker of a poem always the writer?

• Yes

• No

The Tone of a piece of writing refers to its:

• Emotion
• Reason
• Speaker
• Time

What does SOAPSTone stand for?

• Special, Order, Active, People, Study of Time
• Subject, Opinion, Audience, Place, Space, Time
• Speaker, Occasion,Audience, Purpose, Subject,Tone
• Speaker, Optical, Audience, Purpose, Study,Tone

If a speaker is speaking to middle schoolers, how might they change their approach?

• They will talk very formally and use highly academic language

• They will will read picture books and sing songs.

• They will give a TED Talk.

• They will use middle school friendly language and use references that are relatable.

First person point of view is when the narrator uses words like:

• She, They, He

• I, Me, My

• You, Your