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african Literature Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

Other name of africa

A

Alkebulan meaning mother of mankind or garden of eden

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2
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African literature can also be

A

Oral literature

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3
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African literature can also be

A

Oral literature

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4
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African writers focus on themes of

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Freedom, independence, question of identity and liberation

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5
Q

What happened during 1881 and 1914

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Scramble for africa, where numerous european powers took control

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6
Q

lasted for 400+ years

A

The slave trade

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7
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lasted for 400+ years

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The slave trade

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8
Q

Twelve million people came to america to work as slaves

A

Atlantic slave trade

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9
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Twelve million people came to america to work as slaves

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Atlantic slave trade

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10
Q

What does eg stand for?

A

Exempli gratia

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11
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Phrases or saying w/ actual meanings that are far from their literal ones

A

Idiomatic expression

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12
Q

4 types of figures of speech

A

Personification
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole

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13
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Are the information in texts that help readers understand uknown words or expressions

A

Context clues

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14
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relationship between words that help readers understand unknown words

A

Collocations

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15
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It makes paragraphs, sentences etc be organized and orderly

A

Logical connectors

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16
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8 type of logical connectors

A

Sequential
Corroborative
Comparative
Contrasting
Explanatory
Cause and Effect
Rebuttal
Concluding

17
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Confirm or give support to a theory, statement, or finding.

A

Corroborative connector

18
Q

Facilitate the smooth flow of ideas

A

Sequential connector

19
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Used to compare to things (positive)

20
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Used to compare things but (negative)

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Contrasting connector

21
Q

Introduce an example support or explain the prior paragraph

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Explanatory connector

22
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Type of relationship between events where a cause creates an effect

A

Cause & Effect connector

23
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Rebutation or contradiction

A

Rebuttal connector

24
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Summarizenthe main parts you made throughout the speech

A

Concluding connector