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- Rhetorical Devices- word pattern that create emphasis and stir motion
- Imperatives- commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
- Exclamation- statements ending in an exclamation point
- Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant

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-  imperatives- mild commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
- exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
questions- that cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
5 Facts:
1.  She taught in Harvard.
2. First she traveled to France and then the Mediterranean.
3. She was hailed as one of the major American poets of the century.
4. Elizabeth was very wealthy.
5. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents

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2. Rhetorical Devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion
3, Imperatives- commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamation- statements ending in an exclamation point
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant

5-10 facts about Bishop
1. Bishop was born in Worcester, Massachusetts.
2. Bishop was raised by her grandparents
3. Bishop bought a house in Key West, Florida.
4. Attended Vassar college.
5. Taught at Harvard University.
6. Won the Pulitzer prize.

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3. imperative- mild commands
4. exclamations- injects an emotional intensity.
5. question- cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.

1. Lived in Brazil for 20 years.
2. She taught at Harvard University from 1970-1977.
3. Her poetry is celebrated for its true-to-life images and often witty language.
4. Many of her poems focus on working class settings.
5. She was hailed as one of the major American poets of the century.

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-  imperatives- mild commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
- exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
questions- that cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
5 Facts:
1.  She taught in Harvard.
2. First she traveled to France and then the Mediterranean.
3. She was hailed as one of the major American poets of the century.
4. Elizabeth was very wealthy.
5. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents.

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-  imperatives- mild commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
- exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
questions- that cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
5 Facts:
1.  She taught in Harvard.
2. First she traveled to France and then the Mediterranean.
3. She was hailed as one of the major American poets of the century.
4. Elizabeth was very wealthy.
5. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents

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1. Diction- Word Choice
2. Rhetorical devices- word pattern that creates emphasis
3. Imperative- Mild Commands
4. Exclamations- injects an emotional intensity.
5. Question- cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confident

5-10 Facts
1. Raised by her grandparents.
2. Taught at Harvard
3. Poems focused on the working class.
4. She was very wealthy
5. Praised as a major American poet of the century

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1. Diction- word choice
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion
Imperatives- mild commends that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
Questions- Questions that cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
5 Facts:
1. She taught at Harvard.
2. She traveled world wide.
3. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts.
4. She was independently wealthy.
5. She lived in Brazil for 20 years.

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1. Diction- word choice.
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5. question- cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.

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1. Diction- word choice
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create  emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperative- mild commands
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Facts
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3. She taught at Harvard from 1970-1977.
4. Bishop lived in Brazil .
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Imperatives- mild commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things
Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point create emotion.
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Facts
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2. She taught at Harvard University.
3. She was raised by her grandparents.
4.  She lived in Brazil.
5. She spoke Spanish.

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-  Rhetorical Devices- Word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
-  Imperatives- Mild commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
- Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
Questions- That cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
5 Facts:
1.  She taught at Harvard.
2. First she traveled to France and then the Mediterranean.
3. She was hailed as one of the major American poets of the century.
4. Elizabeth was very wealthy.
5. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents.

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Rhetorical devices- Word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
Imperatives- Mild commands that invite the readers to feel a certain way.
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3. Imperative- mild commands
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5. Question-cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant

5-10 Facts about Elizabeth Bishop
1. Bishop was raised by her grandparents after the death of her father and collapse of her mother.
2. She taught at Harvard University from 1970-1977.
3. Her poetry is celebrated for its true-to-life images and often witty language.
4. Many of her poems focus on working class settings.
5. She was hailed as one of the major American poets of the century.

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Questions: the cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
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1. She was born in Massachusetts.
2. She taught at Harvard.
3. She was well traveled.
4. Won a Pulitzer Prize.
5. Both her parents died so she was raised by her parents.

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Diction - Word choice.
Rhetorical Devices- Word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
Imperatives- Mild commands  that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
Questions- Questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts:
1.) Massachusetts is where she was born.
2.) She was born on 2/8/1911.
3.) When her parents died she had to move in with he grandparents.
4.) She attended Vassar College.
5.) She traveled the world.

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2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
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1. Elizabeth Bishop was born on February 8, 1911, in Worcester, Massachusetts.
2. When she was less than a year old, her father died, and shortly thereafter, her mother was committed to a mental asylum.
3. Bishop was first sent to live with her maternal grandparents in Nova Scotia and later lived with paternal relatives in Worcester and South Boston.
4. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York, in 1934.
5. Bishop was independently wealthy, and from 1935 to 1937 she spent time traveling to France, Spain, North Africa, Ireland, and Italy and then settled in Key West, Florida, for four years.

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2) Rhetorical Devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3) Imperatives- mild commands invite readers to do or feel certain things.
4) Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5) Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker´s confident.
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1) She was a child born in Massachusetts on Feb 8, 1911.
2) She attended Vassar College taught at Harvard  University.
3) She was raised by her grandparents in a wealthy environment.
4) She would travel a lot of places.
5) Her parents died when she was being raised.

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-Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
-Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
-Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point that  inject an emotional intensity.
-Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts about Elizabeth:
1. She  taught at Harvard University.
2. She attended Vassar College.
3. Raised by her grandparents.
4. Elizabeth was very wealthy.
5. She traveled to many different places.

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Diction-  Word Choice
Rhetorical Devices- Word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
Imperatives- Mild commands  that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
Questions- Questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts:
1. She was an only child.
2. She was born in Massachusetts.
3. She was born on February 8, 1911.
4. She went to Vassar College.
5. Her parents died and was raised by her grandparents.

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Facts:
1. Attended Vassar college
2. She founded a literary journal called 'Con Spirito'
3. She traveled after she graduated through France, the Mediterranean to North Africa.
4. A lot of her poetry is filled with descriptions of sights from her travels
5. Taught at Harvard University

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Imperatives- Mild commands  that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
Questions- Questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts:
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Eng III Periods 1-2 | Bishop Background - Pearson: Pages 1070-1071

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Rhetorical Devices- Word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
Imperatives- Mild commands  that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
Questions- Questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts About Elizabeth
1. Her father passed away and her mom had a mental collapse.
2. She was raised by her grandparents.
3. She attended Vassar College
4. She bought an old house in Key West.
5. She taught at Harvard University

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1. Diction- the specific choice of a word or phrase.
2. Rhetorical devices- a word pattern chosen to stir emotions.
3. Imperative- commands that encourage the reader to feel a certain way.
4. Exclamation- a word that has an intense exaggeration.
5. Questions- specific questions related to the role of the speaker.

Facts
1. Author was born in Massachusetts.
2. Both her parents died when she was young, so she was raised by her grandparents.
3. She traveled after finishing college.
4. She was a teacher at Harvard.
5. She he no other siblings.

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1. Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant
Facts
1) Her first poetry collection was named North & South.
2) She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts.
3) Attended Vassar College.
4) Lived in Key West, Florida for several years.
5) Was a professor at Harvard for 7 years.

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Eng III Periods 1-2 | Bishop Background - Pearson: Pages 1070-1071

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Eng III Periods 1-2 | Bishop Background - Pearson: Pages 1070-1071

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Definitions:
1. Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word pattern that creates emphasis.
3. Imperative- mild commands
4. Exclamations- injects an emotional intensity.
5. Question-cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant

Facts:
- Taught at Harvard University for 7 years
- after her fathers death, she was raised by her parents
- She is an Independently wealthy women
- She learned Spanish in Mexico with the help of Pablo Neruda
-  She was an only child

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1. Diction- Word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- Word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- Mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- Questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.

Facts:
-  The title of Bishops first collection reflects the range of both her poetic skill and her world travels.
- After Finishing college she went out to explore the world.
- She was raised by her grandparents.
- She taught at Harvard.
- She was an only child.

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1.  Diction - the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
2. Imperatives -urgent thing.
3. Exclamations- a sudden cry or remark.
4. Questions -  a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.
Fact
1. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, February 8, 1911
2. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents.
3. Attended Vassar College.
4. Founded Con Spirito.
5. Traveled around world

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1. Diction - the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
2. Rhetorical devices- an author or speaker uses these to convey to the listener a meaning with the goal of persuading them towards considering a topic from a different perspective.
3. Imperatives -an essential or urgent thing.
4. Exclamations- a sudden cry or remark, especially expressing surprise, anger, or pain.
5. Questions - a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.

5 Facts:
1. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, February 8, 1911
2. Raised by her grandparents after death of both parents.
3. Attended Vassar College.
4. Founded Con Spirito.
5. Traveled around world.

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1. Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word pattern that creates emphasis.
3. Imperative- mild commands
4. Exclamations- injects an emotional intensity.
5. Question-cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant

Facts
1.  She was born in Massachusetts.
2.  She was raised by her grandparents
3.  She speaks spanish
4.  She taught at Harvard
5. She is wealthy

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1. Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
1. She lived in Brazil in 20 years but moved back to the  US after losing a close friend.
2. She learned spanish in Mexico.
3. She met Pablo Neruda in Mexico.
4. In 1938 she lived in Key West, Florida.
5. She taught at Harvard for 7 years.

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Diction- word choice
Rhetorical Devices- word patterns that create emphasis also showing emotion.
Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- Injecting emotional intensity.
Questions- cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
1. Was a Teacher at Harvard 1970-1977
2. Lived in Brazil for 20 years
3. Was extremely wealthy
4.Poetry reflects her world travels
5. Visited Mexico and learned spanish.

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1.Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical  devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- sudden cry or remark, especially expressing surprise, anger, or pain.
5. Questions- a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.

5 facts
1.She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts. Feb 8 1911.
2. Founded Con Spirito.
3. Visited Mexico and learned spanish.
4. Poetry reflects her world travels.
5. Was extramural wealthy.

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1. Diction - the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
2. Imperatives -an essential or urgent thing.
3. Exclamations- a sudden cry or remark, especially expressing surprise, anger, or pain.
4. Questions -  a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.

5 Facts
1. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, February 8, 1911
2. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents.
3. Attended Vassar College.
4. Founded Con Spirito.
5. Traveled around world.

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1. Diction- word choice
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.

Five facts
1. Raised by her grandparents after both of her parents died.
2. lived in Brazil for 20 years.
3. Was extremely wealthy.
4. Taught at Harvard for 7 years.
5. Traveled the world.

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1) Diction-The type of word choice.
2) Rhetorical devices-Word patterns that make emphasis and makes emotion.
3) Exclamations-A remark that shows anger or pain.
4) Questions-The speaker gets you attached by this.
5) Imperatives-Commands that invite the reader to do things.

5 Facts
1) Born in Worcester, Massachusetts.
2) The day she was born was February 8, 1911.
3) She traveled around the world.
4) It was found in Con Spirito.
5) Went to Vassar College.

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Definitions:
Diction- word choice
Rhetorical Devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations-statements that end in an exclamation point that have emotional intensity.
Questions-questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.

5 Facts:
1. She was raised by her grandparents after her father died and the collapse of her mother.
2. She was a teacher at Harvard University for seven years.
3. She purchased a small house in Key West.
4. Her poetry is known for its real-life pictures and often witty language.
5. Before she settled in Key West, she traveled around the world.

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Eng III Periods 1-2 | Bishop Background - Pearson: Pages 1070-1071

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Eng III Periods 1-2 | Bishop Background - Pearson: Pages 1070-1071

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2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.

Elizabeth
- She was very wealthy
- She was born in Worcester
- She was raised by her grandparents
-  She traveled around the world
- She founded Con Spirito

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1. Diction - word choice
2. Rhetorical Devices - word patterns that create emphasis
3. Imperatives - mild commands that convey certain feelings to the reader.
4. Exclamation - statements that end in an exclamation point.
5. questions - a sentence worded so as to elicit information.

5 facts:
1. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts.
2. She was born on February 8, 1911.
3. She was raised by her grandparents
4. She founded Con Spirito.
5. She spoke spanish.

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1. Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
1. Her work was mostly noticed at the end of her life.
2. She traveled around the world.
3. She went to Vassar College.
4. Both of her parents died at a young age.
5. Her grandparents raised her.

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1. Diction - the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
2. Imperatives -an essential or urgent thing.
3. Exclamations- a sudden cry or remark, especially expressing surprise, anger, or pain.
4. Questions -  a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.

5 Facts
1. She was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, February 8, 1911
2. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents.
3. Attended Vassar College.
4. Founded Con Spirito.
5. Traveled around world.

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1. Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts about Elizabeth
1. She was raised by her grandparents
2.She founded a literary journal, Con Spirito
3.She traveled a lot and wrote her poems about it.
4. She taught at Harvard University
5. Her poetry  is widely celebrated.

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1. Diction- word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
1. Bishop was raised by her grandparents after the death of her father and collapse of her mother.
2. She taught at Harvard University from 1970-1977.
3. Her poetry is celebrated for its true-to-life images and often witty language.

Facts about Elizabeth:
1. She taught at Harvard U
2. She founded a literary Journal
3. She was independently wealthy
4.  She lived in key west

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Diction - Word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts about Bishop
1. Began a long time friendship with fellow poet Marianne Moore.
2. She founded a literary Journal called  Con Spirito
3. She taught at Harvard University.
4.  She visited Mexico and met poet Pablo Neruda and learned Spanish.
5.  She traveled to France, Paris, through the Mediterranean to North Africa.

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Diction- word choice
-  rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
-  imperatives- mild commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
- exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
questions- that cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
5 Facts:
1.  She taught in Harvard.
2. First she traveled to France and then the Mediterranean.
3. She was hailed as one of the major American poets of the century.
4. Elizabeth was very wealthy.
5. Raised  by her grandparents after death of both parents.

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Diction- word choice.
Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
Imperatives- Mild commands invite readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point inject an emotional intensity.
Questions- Cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.

Facts:
1. Born in Worcester.
2. raised by her grandparents.
3. Attended Vassar college.
4. Became friends with Marianne Moore.
5. Traveled the world, starting in France.

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Diction -word choice
rhetorical devices - word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion
Imperatives- mild commands that invite readers to do or feel certain things
Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point create emotion.
Question- a sentence worded or expressed so as to question the  reader.

Facts
1.  She was born in Massachusetts.
2. She teached at Harvard University.
3. She was raised by her grandparents.
4.  She lived in key west
5. She spoke Spanish

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Diction - Word choice.
2. Rhetorical devices- word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
3. Imperatives- mild commands that invite the readers to do or feel certain things.
4. Exclamations- statements ending in an exclamation point that inject an emotional intensity.
5. Questions- questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts about Elizabeth:
1. She tauight at Harvard University.
2. She attended Vassar College.
3. Raised by her grandparents.
4. Elizabeth was very wealthy.
5. She traveled to many different places.

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Diction-  Word Choice
Rhetorical Devices- Word patterns that create emphasis and stir emotion.
Imperatives- Mild commands  that invite readers to do or feel certain things.
Exclamations- Statements ending in an exclamation point that inject emotional intensity.
Questions- Questions cast the reader in the role of the speaker's confidant.
Facts About Elizabeth
1. Her father passed away and her mom had a mental collapse.
2. She was raised by her grandparents.
3. She attended Vassar College
4. She bought an old house in Key West.
5. She taught at Harvard University