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Poetry Terms

Holocaust Terms

Anne Frank Play

Playing with Poetry

Research Terms

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a comparison between two unlike things,

using a word such as like, as.

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Simile

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a comparison make between two unlike things that does not use like or as.  It says

that one thing is another.

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Metaphor

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is the repetition of beginning consonant

sounds.

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Alliteration:

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a word whose sound imitates its meaning.

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Onomatopoeia

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is the repeating of words or phrases to

emphasize an idea or an emotion.

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Repetition

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set of bells each of which produces a single tone. It is also the set of bells that Anne Frank

can hear from the Annex

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Carillon

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the Nazis ordered all Jews to sew a large Star of David (a

six-pointed star) on their outer clothing so that they could be

easily recognized as Jews. Anne and family were required

to wear these stars. (p.350)

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yellow star

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Yiddish expression meaning

“Congratulations!”

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Mazel tov!

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place or system for buying and selling

goods illegally, without ration stamps. (p.352). Where Miep

buys the Annex items.

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Black market

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short for “water closet,” or toilet.

(p.353)

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w.c.

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How Otto Frank repays Mr. Van Daan’s

kindness.

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Invites them into the Annex.

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What Anne refuses to rip off and throw away.

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The Star of David sewn on their

clothing.

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Mr. Van Daan was very…

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Self-centered

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Mrs. Frank becomes very angry when ….

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Mr. Van Daan is caught stealing food.

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Who changes and grows the most during

the play?

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Anne Frank

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“she runs like a deer”

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simile

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“the car winked at the motorcycle before it

turned away”

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personification

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“yo mama is a mack truck”

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metaphor

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“born to be bored in a barbaric band”

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alliteration

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“oink oink”

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onomatopoeia

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Using someone else’s words or ideas without

properly citing the source is

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plagiarizing

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When you investigate multiple sources, it’s

called

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researching

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Paraphrasing is an important part of

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Note-taking

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An idex will save you research time because

it gives specfic

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Page references

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A list of sources used in a research paper is

a/an

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Works cited page