FTCE English 6-12: NavaED by Kathleen
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NAVAED FTCE English 6-12 Practice ... FTCE - English 6-12: Written Perform... Dental Hygiene Nitr
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the person or group for whom the communication is intended
Choose matching term
1 Purpose 2 Audience
3 Tone
Don't know?
Old English or Anglo-Saxon. 450-1100 A.D.
Years?
Romans brought _____ influences Latin
to the language.
Vikings brought _____ influences. Norse
Such as Beowulf, which was
originally written in Old English.
The textbook version today is
translated to Modern English.
, Middle English. Years? 1100-1500 A.D.
The Duke of Normandy brought French
_____ -speaking nobles to run his
new government, thus bringing
_____ influences into the
language.
What is an important work of this The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
time? (1100-1500)
Modern English. Years? 1500-Present
Who invented the printing Willam Caxton
press?
the study of the origin of words and dynamic nature of their
Etymology
forms
Colloquialisms informal words and phrases
What is another way to refer to Slang
colloquial language?
Borrowed Words words adopted from other languages
the language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a
Vernacular Language
particular country
1. Ethnic
2. Religious
Types of Vernacular Language
3. Historical
include: (list 5)
4. Regional
5. Gender
Compound nouns include what And
word?
Collective nouns do not include And
what word?
Compound uses ________while plural; singular (made up of many individuals, but they generally
collective nouns use ______. act as one)
Modifiers Should have the ____ What; how
before the ___.
the conventional spelling of words and the rules associated with
Orthography
spelling (there are exceptions)
Denotative Meaning the literal dictionary meaning of words
suggested meaning influenced by culture and/or personal
Connotative Meaning
experience
the study of words, word structure, and the various forms of
Morphology
words
- an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, or thing
from the past
Allusion - ex. I had no idea my off-handed statement would open
Pandora's box.
- can only be biblical, literary, or historical
a direct comparison of two unlike things
Metaphor
ex. The child is the sunshine of her father's life.
Jasper, Ed.D
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NAVAED FTCE English 6-12 Practice ... FTCE - English 6-12: Written Perform... Dental Hygiene Nitr
Teacher 72 terms Teacher 9 terms 109 terms
amandacgonz7 Preview thomascavincent Preview bryttan_barkoff
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
the person or group for whom the communication is intended
Choose matching term
1 Purpose 2 Audience
3 Tone
Don't know?
Old English or Anglo-Saxon. 450-1100 A.D.
Years?
Romans brought _____ influences Latin
to the language.
Vikings brought _____ influences. Norse
Such as Beowulf, which was
originally written in Old English.
The textbook version today is
translated to Modern English.
, Middle English. Years? 1100-1500 A.D.
The Duke of Normandy brought French
_____ -speaking nobles to run his
new government, thus bringing
_____ influences into the
language.
What is an important work of this The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
time? (1100-1500)
Modern English. Years? 1500-Present
Who invented the printing Willam Caxton
press?
the study of the origin of words and dynamic nature of their
Etymology
forms
Colloquialisms informal words and phrases
What is another way to refer to Slang
colloquial language?
Borrowed Words words adopted from other languages
the language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a
Vernacular Language
particular country
1. Ethnic
2. Religious
Types of Vernacular Language
3. Historical
include: (list 5)
4. Regional
5. Gender
Compound nouns include what And
word?
Collective nouns do not include And
what word?
Compound uses ________while plural; singular (made up of many individuals, but they generally
collective nouns use ______. act as one)
Modifiers Should have the ____ What; how
before the ___.
the conventional spelling of words and the rules associated with
Orthography
spelling (there are exceptions)
Denotative Meaning the literal dictionary meaning of words
suggested meaning influenced by culture and/or personal
Connotative Meaning
experience
the study of words, word structure, and the various forms of
Morphology
words
- an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, or thing
from the past
Allusion - ex. I had no idea my off-handed statement would open
Pandora's box.
- can only be biblical, literary, or historical
a direct comparison of two unlike things
Metaphor
ex. The child is the sunshine of her father's life.
