Sunday

Stanza 10-12 - Skill


Alliteration (3)

Repetition (2)


Inference (2) Figuring out what the author is saying by using what you know already. You have to add in information to the text.
Write 2 sentences explaining what you had to infer in these 3 stanzas.

81 comments:

Anonymous said...

aliteration
(grim)-(ungainly)-(ghastly)

Repetition
(that one word, that one word)-(nevermore, nevermore, nevermore)

infer

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
bird,and buster
so aply spoken

Repetition

not dont

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
bird,and buster
so aply spoken

Repetition
nevermore,nevermore,nevermore
but the raven,but the raven


Inference
I infer that he is thinking that he knows that the raven will fly away and he will be alone again. The raven was torchered when he was with his master.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration:Grim)(Ghastly)(Gaunt)

Repetition:(that one word)(nevermore)(burden bore)

infer: The man thought the bird would leave him like his friends did. The was saying that he would die soon.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
Grim,Ungainly,Gastly,Gaunt
Unhappy,Unmerciful
Fluttered,Flowen


Repetition
Have flowen before,Have flowen before
Yore,Yore
Nevermore,Nevermore,Nevermore



Inference
I had to infer in these stanzas that the guy is going to lose his mind. The guy will die from losing his mind.

Anonymous said...

ALLITERATION-
nevermore, nevermore yore, yore
lenore , lenore

repition-
grim , ungainly, ghastly, guant

startled, stillness,so, spoken


inferance-
THe bird might have tooken lenore away.
Might take the man now too.

I had to infer the bird was a sighn of death.

Anonymous said...

ALliteration:
not a feather then he flutter
never-nevermore
grim, ungainly, ghastly

Repetition:
nevermore, nevermore, nevermore
have flown before, have flown before

Infernce:
meaning to "have flown before"
meaning to "Nevermore"

You had to infer that the raven's owner was nagitive. That when the guy said "Other friends have flown before" meant that all his friend left.

Anonymous said...

Aliteration
grim,ungainley,ghastly,gaunt

Repition
that one word,that one word,nevermore,nevermore,nevermore

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
(grim, ungainly, ghastly)
(bird, buster)
(beguiling, betook)

Repetition
(have flown before, have flown before)
(nevermore, nevermore, nevermore)

not done

Anonymous said...

Aliteration
Grim,Ungainly,Ghastly,gaunt
Bird,Buster
So,Apply, Spoken

Repetition
Nevermore, Nevermore, Nevermore
The Raven, The Raven

Inference
I infer that the raven is going to fly away and the man will be happy that the raven is leaving because it is scaring him. I think that the man will also be sad to see the raven go because thats something that he looks for.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration-
-fluttered-flown
-ghastly-gaunt
-muttered-uttered

Repetition-
-nevermore-nevermore
-yore-yore

Inference-
-He really didn't have any freinds.
-He didn't think about anything.

Anonymous said...

Aliteration-Stock,Store Grim,Ghastly Lining,Lamplight

Repetition-Ominous bird of yore, Ominous bird of yore Burden bore, Burden bore

Inference-I infer that that he guy is going crazy. Nothing went right.

Anonymous said...

Aliteration-Stock,Store Grim,Ghastly Lining,Lamplight

Repetition-Ominous bird of yore, Ominous bird of yore Burden bore, Burden bore

Inference-I infer that that he guy is going crazy. Nothing went right.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration bird, bust, betook

Repetition fancy, bird

Inference How he described the bird and by how he says it in different words than we know what they are.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration

*Grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt
*bird, buster
*Followed fast and followed faster

Repetition

*have flown before, have flown before

*yore, yore

Inference

* I infer that the bird is making the guy go crazy. I also infer that the bird is trying to do that becasue maybe his master told him to do that becasue he wants the man to die.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration:)
1:)grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
2:)unhappy,unmerciful
3:)fluttered,flowen
Repetition:)
1:)have flowen before,have flown here before
2:)ominous bird of yore,ominous bird of yore
Inference:)
I infer that he is thinking something is going to happen to him and he might not make it out alive.I also infer that the raven was being torchered by its old owner.

Anonymous said...

alliteration
grim ungainly ghastly gaunt



repetition
nevermore nevermore nevermore nevermore
ominous ominous





inference
that a raven is going to come in the house and sit some where. and talk to the man.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
bird,buster Ghastly,Gaunt Startled,Stillness

Repitition
flown before flown before
that one word that one word

Infer
The author is trying to tell us about the bird and how it was answering questions.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration: grim, ungainly, ghastly. unhappy, unmerciful. feather then he fluttered.

Repetition: that one word, have flown before.

Inference: He is saying that the bird is making him happy and not sad.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration-
grim ungainly ghastly

repetition
nevermore nevermore nevermore
but the raven but the raven

infer-
I know that the man thinks that the bird is mocking something he has already heard before. I think the man is really thinking its not true.

Anonymous said...

aliteration

bird buster
mever more
so aply spocken

reition

one word
nerver more
the raven

Inference

The outhor is trying to scare the poop out for us.
The bird is a trying to say what his owner told him.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration:Grim,ungainly,ghastly,guant.../ unhappy,unmerciful.../fowl,fiery.


Repetitio:omjniousbird of ore,lamptight gloating o're,nevermore

Anonymous said...

feather then
grim ungainly ghastly gaunt

startled stillness st the

before
bore

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
grim/ungainly/ghastly/gaunt

Repetition
(nevermore/nevermore/nevermore)
(but the raven,but the raven)

Inference
Im thinking something is going to happen to him.He'll probably die soon.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
1. Stock,Store
2. Fast,Faster
3. ghastly,gaunt

Repitition
1. Have flown before
have flown before
2. Burden bore
burden bore

Inference
I infer that in Stanze ten is say the his friends have died or left him before.
I infer in Stanza 11 is saying that this raven has came from a Meloncholy master.
I infer in stanza 12 is saying That this bird is deciving and evil.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
1.grim ungainly ghastly and gaunt
2.bird and buster
3.Fluttered flowen

Repetition
1.Have flown before have flown before.
2.nevermore nevermore nevermore

Inference
1.
2.not done

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
1.grim ungainly ghastly and gaunt
2.bird and buster
3.Fluttered flowen

Repetition
1.Have flown before have flown before.
2.nevermore nevermore nevermore

Inference
1.I infer that the bird is making the person go crazy.
2.I infer that that is what the bird was taught to do.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
(grim, ungainly, ghastly)
(bird, buster)
(beguiling, betook)

Repetition
(have flown before, have flown before)
(nevermore, nevermore, nevermore)

Infer
(I think that the raven will fly away. He is scared from the bird.)

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
bird,and buster
so aply spoken

Repetition
nevermore,nevermore,nevermore
but the raven,but the raven


Inference
I infer that he is thinking that he knows that the raven will do some thing rash. The raven seemed not to have the best life with his old master.

Anonymous said...

alliteration
Grim ungaintly ghastly gaunt.

repition
Have flown befor have flown befor
nevermore nevermore nevermore.

inference

That the bird is evil and is from the devil.

Anonymous said...

Allitertation: Grim, UNgainingly,Ghastly

Repitition:Burden bore, flown before.

Infer:the raven usually gets to be with his master for awhile but now he is wit theis guy and now hes is going away (the raven).

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

aliteration
(grim)-(ungainly)-(ghastly)

Repetition
(that one word, that one word)-(nevermore, nevermore, nevermore

Anonymous said...

aliteration
(grim)-(ungainly)-(ghastly)

Repetition
(that one word, that one word)-(nevermore, nevermore, nevermore)

infer
The man was asking if the bird was going to fly away. the bird got mad or torched.

Anonymous said...

stanza10-12
Repetition:light o'er, lenore, implore prophet and gloating
Alleration:respite, nepente, home, balm,
inference: What I infer that these stanzas start beginning regilous. It is really scary and wired.

Anonymous said...

Scores
11 points possible

2nd hour:
1. 8 - alliteration -2; repetition - 1
2. 8 - spelling; alliteration and repetition nc
3. 11 - good
4. 11 - good
5. 11 - okay
6. 10 - alliteration -1
7. 9 - inference
8. 10 - caps

3rd hour:
1. 11 - okay
2. 10 - inference nc
3. 10 - spelling
4. 11 - okay
5. 10 - inference nc
6. 11 - good
7. 10 - inference nc
8. 9 - inference nc
9. 11 - okay
10. 11 - okay

5th hour:
1. 10 - inference nc
2. 10 - spelling
3. 11 - okay
4. not done
5. 9 - inference nc
6. 11 - okay
7. 11 - okay
8. 9 - inference
9. not done

Anonymous said...

1. startled stillness,grim ungainly, bird bust
2.bird of yore,that one word
3. I infer that the man is scared because the raven is a sign of death and won't go away. The raven just standing there on his door makes it look very scary.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
grim ungainly ghastly gaunt
bird and buster
so aply spoken

Repetition
that one word, that one word
nevermore nevermore

Inference
I infer that he is thinking that he knows that the raven will fly away and he will be alone again. The raven was torchered when he was with his master.

Anonymous said...

1.grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
followed,fast,followed,faster
door,yore,nevermore

2.nevermore,nevermore
the lamplight gloated o'er,the lamplight gloated o'er

3.the guy thinks the bird will fly away and be gone an will leave him alone. But the bird says nevermore which means that the bird is goin to stay there.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
1. Stock,Store
2. Fast,Faster
3. ghastly,gaunt

Repetition
1. Have flown before
have flown before
2. Burden bore
burden bore

Inference
I infer that in stanza 10 it says that his friends have died or left him before.
I infer that Stanza 11 is saying that this raven has came from a Melancholy master.
I infer that stanza 12 is saying That this bird is deceiving and evil.

Anonymous said...

alliteration-grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
flutter,flown
startled stillness

repetition-have flown before,have flown before
yore,yore

inference-Lenore my be associated with the bird.
Mabey the bird as come to take the man to hell.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
(grim)-(ungainly)-(ghastly)
Repitition
(have flown before,have flown before)(nevermore,nevermore)

I infer that the birds owner if he had an owner was negaive the bird boldly boasted proof that he was intelligent.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
followed, fast, followed, faster
startled, stillness
stock, store

Repitition
have flown before,have flown before/ ominous bird, ominous bird/

Inference
The auther is trying to tell you that the man is happy that the ird is in his room. The thinks that he can do anything and the bird will not hurt him.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
followed, fast, followed, faster
startled, stillness
stock, store

Repitition
have flown before,have flown before/ ominous bird, ominous bird/

Inference
The auther is trying to tell you that the man is happy that the ird is in his room. The thinks that he can do anything and the bird will not hurt him.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
followed, fast, followed, faster
startled, stillness
stock, store

Repitition
have flown before,have flown before/ ominous bird, ominous bird/

Inference
The auther is trying to tell you that the man is happy that the ird is in his room. The thinks that he can do anything and the bird will not hurt him.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
bird,and buster
so aply spoken

Repetition
nevermore,nevermore,nevermore
but the raven,but the raven


Inference
I infer that he is thinking that he knows that the raven will fly away and he will be alone again. The raven was torchered when he was with his master.

Anonymous said...

1.grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
followed,fast,followed,faster
door,yore,nevermore

2.nevermore,nevermore
the lamplight gloated o'er,the lamplight gloated o'er

3.The guy thinks the bird will fly away and be gone an will leave him alone. But the bird says nevermore which means that the bird is goin to stay there for a long time period.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration-
-fluttered-flown
-ghastly-gaunt
-muttered-uttered
Repetion-
-Nevermore,Nevermore,Nevermore
-But the raven, But the raven
Inference-
-The man thought the bird would leave him like his friends did. The was saying that he would die soon.

Anonymous said...

Alliteration*
1.grim/ungainly/ghastly/gaunt
2.followed/fast/faster
3.burden/bore

Repetition*
1.Have flown before
have flown before
2.Burden bore
burden bore

Inference*
I Infer that the raven's master is the Devil becasue he only says nevermore and because he is evil kinda?

Anonymous said...

1~Alteration~(bird,beguiling)(ghastly,grim)(much,marvelled)
2~Repetition~(



NOT DONE

Anonymous said...

1~Alteration~(bird,beguiling)(ghastly,grim)(much,marvelled)
2~Repetition~(



NOT DONE

Anonymous said...

Alliteration
(Grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt)
(bird, buster)
(Followed fast and followed faster)

Repetition
(have flown before, have flown before)
(yore, yore)

Inference
I infer that the raven is making the guy go crazy. I also infer that the raven is trying to do that because maybe his master told him to do that becasue he wants the man to die.

Anonymous said...

1. Grim, Ungainly, ghastly
2. Bird and buster
3. you infer something when it is compared to another. and you use it and giving it human characteristics

Anonymous said...

1. Grim, Ungainly, ghastly
2. Bird and buster
3. you infer something when it is compared to another. and you use it and giving it human characteristics

Anonymous said...

1)Grim, Ungainly, Ghastly
2)Bird and bust
3)You infer something it is compared to another, and you use it and you give it human characteristics

Anonymous said...

I.grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
II.that one word,that one word
III.



NOT DONE

Anonymous said...

1. aliteration
(grim)-(ungainly)-(ghastly)

2. Repetition
(that one word, that one word)-(nevermore, nevermore, nevermore)

Anonymous said...

I.grim,ungainly,ghastly,gaunt
II.that one word,that one word
III.1-I had to infer what was going to happen to the man.2-whether the bird was Lenore or something else.

Nyjah Huston said...

1. farther, feather, fluttered
followed, fast, followed, faster
grim, ghastly, gaunt
2. have flown before, have flown before
ominous bird of yore, ominous bird of yore
3. The man thinks the bird won't stay with him. The bird says he will never be alone.

peyton manning said...

1.grim, ghastly, gaunt

2.yore, yore
bore, bore

3.The raven is just sitting there.Then it said nevermore.

Jarhead said...

1. Startled at the stillness, Followed fast and followed faster, What this grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt.
2. Bore, bore, ominous, ominous
3. The man is thinking the bird will leave him like everybody else did.

(__-Enjoi-__) said...

aliteration
grim ungainly ghastly


Repetition
that one word, that one word
nevermore nevermore nevermore

hollywood undead 27 said...

alliteration
Grim ungaintly ghastly gaunt.

repition
Have flown befor have flown befor
nevermore nevermore nevermore.

inference

That the bird is evil and is from the devil.

poohbear95 said...

Alliteration:
Grim ungaintly ghastly gaunt.
Repetition:
Have flown before,have flown before.Nevermore,nevermore.
Inference:
That the man thought the bird was going to leave justlike everyone else,but it stays for a while.

poohbear95 said...

Alliteration:
Grim ungaintly ghastly gaunt.
Repetition:
Have flown before,have flown before.Nevermore,nevermore.
Inference:
That the man thought the bird was going to leave justlike everyone else,but it stays for a while.

kalas472 said...

1. sitting and spoke, nothing and not, startled and stillness.
2. before and before, bore and bore.
3.



not done!!!!!!!!!!!

bear said...

Alliteration
1. followed fast and followed faster
2. grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt
3. bird and bust
Repetition
1. burden and bore
2. nevermore nevermore
Inference
1. I had to infer that all of the man's other friends have left.
2.The Raven was hurt when he was with is other master.

kalas472 said...

1. sitting and spoke, nothing and not, startled and stillness.
2. before and before, bore and bore.
3. the raven can talk. that there is some kind of meaning in the name nevermore.

lilwizzle:) said...

1.Alliteration-
grim, ghastly, gaunt
2.Repetition
have flown before, burden bore
3.Inference-
I infer that he thinks that the raven will leave him, and he is saying others have left him so why wouldn't the raven?
I infer that he is surprised that the bird spoke.

Shadow Slayer Renza said...

1. Alliteration:
Grim ungaintly ghastly gaunt.
2. Repetition,
Have flown before,have flown before,nevermore,nevermore.
3. He believes the raven is just saying the one word and will surely leave come the morning.

Shadow Slayer Renza said...

1. Alliteration:
Grim ungaintly ghastly gaunt.
2. Repetition,
Have flown before,have flown before,nevermore,nevermore.
3. He believes the raven is just saying the one word and will surely leave come the morning.

Wayne Carter_3:) said...

Alliteration:1. stock and store
2. grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt
3. feather then he fluttered
Repetition:1. never-nevermore
2. stock and store
I infer that that the man is starting with the loving memories with his lost Lenore. I also think the bird wants him to die.

boom boom party starta the third said...

1. Alliteration- grim ungainly ghastly gaunt
2. Repetition- nevermore, nevermore, nevermore
3. I infer that the raven might leave the man because everyone else has

LowRida said...

1. Feather, Flutter Startled, Stillness
2. Before, Before Nevermore, Nevermore
3. The bird is evil and is from the devil.

XRoxasXKHII said...

Alliteration: more than muttered, Followed fast and followed faster, Fancy unto fancy

Repetition: Before, before, bore, bore

Inference: I infer that the bird is really there to let him know he is going to die. I also infer that the "birds" master is really a murderer teaching the bird how to kill people. I also infer that the man is going crazy and he is going to do something to make the bird attack him.

XRoxasXKHII said...

Alliteration: more than muttered, Followed fast and followed faster, Fancy unto fancy

Repetition: Before, before, bore, bore

Inference: I infer that the bird is really there to let him know he is going to die. I also infer that the "birds" master is really a murderer teaching the bird how to kill people. I also infer that the man is going crazy and he is going to do something to make the bird attack him.

littlegirlwatchesscarymovies said...

1. Grim, gastly, gaunt, bird buster, so spoken
2. Nevermore, nevermore, bore, burdon bore
3.

not done

L3gIt Precise said...

Alliteration
1.Ungainly,ghastly,gaunt.
Repetition
2.Nevermore,nevermore. Fancy,fancy
Inference
3.I infer he is talking about the bird.
I think the bird might do some thing. He think the bird will run away.

littlegirlwatchesscarymovie said...

1. Grim, ghastly, gaunt, bird buster, so spoken
2. Nevermore, nevermore, bore, bore
3. I infer that he is thinking that he knows that the raven will fly away and he will be alone again. The raven was torchered when he was with his master and say nevermore, nevermore to hurting me.

S.O.A.P said...

1.Alliteration
(1)feather then he fluttered
(2)followed fast and followed faster
(3)grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt

2.Repetition
(1)have flown before, have flown before
(2)burden bore, burden bore

3.Inference
(1)I infer that the raven is a symbol for death.
(2)I infer that the bust of Palace.

lether face 69 said...

Alliteration-1. grim,ghastly,gaunt
stock,store
followed,fast

Repetition-2.Nevermore, Nevermore, Nevermore. flown, flown.

Inference-3. I infer that the old man is very lonely. He also misses his wife very much.