WRITTEN REPORTREPORT ABOUT PARADOX - PDF

this is all about paradox. it says here the use of it.

1. Paradox

2. The statement contradicts it self in a
deeper sense.
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The paradox is a statement that may seem
contradictory but can be true.
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They can be entertaining brain
teasers.
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Paradox

3. Example:
>Im a liar.

>To say ,“It are happy.” is false

4. Oxymoron

5. two words
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Example:
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Awfully good
Oxymoron
Big baby
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Living dead

6. OxymoronParadox
> a statement
>seen as a thought or
logic game
Example:
“this statement is false”
“you have to be cruel to be
kind”
>two words
Example:
Awfully good
Big baby
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contradictory
(seem like
opposites)

8. UNDERSTATEMENT
>Understatement presents a situation as if
it is less important or serious than it is in
reality. It describes something with less
strength.
>Understatement is the opposite of
hyperbole.

10. I walked in the grass
The charred scent of the crisp,
freshly-burned grass stabbed my
nose as it crumbled under my
feet.

11. S E N S O R Y I M A G E
>Sensory imagery is any
description that involves one or
more of the five senses -- touch,
sight, taste, smell and sound.
>Sensory imagery doesn't just
rely on adjectives. Metaphors and
similes can also play a prime role.

12. Grandmother lurched over and
grabbed the dusky skin of Randal’s
thin forearm with her leathery hand.
The folds and creases beneath her
skin coiled themselves out like
electrical wiring, like the bloated,
roughly-textured relief map of the
world that his
mother just posted above his bedside
table.
EXAMPLE

13. Sensory Images in The Little Prince
>The desert is a perfect image to suggest the
isolation of the characters - both the pilot
and the prince. There are few people there,
and primarily dangerous animals.
There is little to ensure survival.
>The desert symbolizes the moral of the
story: What is important, or essential, is not
visible to the eye.
D E S S E R T

14. >The author spends great time
describing the flower in all of her
beauty and vanity for the
reader/viewer to see how
entrancing the flower was and why
the prince was too quick to love
her for her appearance only.
Sensory Images in The Little Prince
rose

15. Sensory Images in The Little Prince
> The author creates an image that is
lovely, melancholy, and ambiguous; the
prince merely falling onto the sand after a
flash of yellow from the snake only hints
at his death rather than presents it in
explicit detail.
Death of the Prince

16. Q U I Z T I M E!

17. 1. What is the opposite of hyperbole?

2. What is description that involoves one or more of
the five senses?

3-7 What are the 5 senses?
8. Give one example of oxymoron.
9. What is the statement contradicts itself in a
deeper sense and can be true and entertaining brain
teasers?

18. 1. What is the opposite of hyperbole?
understatement

2. What is description that involves one or more of the five senses?
sensory image

3-7 What are the 5 senses?
touch, sight, taste, smell, and sound
8. Give one example of oxymoron.
9. What is the statement contradicts itself in a deeper sense and can be true
and entertaining brain teasers?
paradox

19. Thank you!