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is the main subject of the literary work.
is an abstract message which is imparted through the work.
specifies what the story conveys.
is the underlying meaning or the point
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Personification =
None of the above
A direct comparison (something is something else)
A comparison using like or as (something is like or as something else)
Assigning human-like characteristics to inanimate objects
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Logos =
ethics and credibility
data, statistics, and emotional appeals
emotional appeals
data and statistics; logic
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Metaphors, similes, and hyperboles are all examples of what?
Persuasion techniques
Rhetorical devices
Characterization
Rhetorical appeals
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Which of the following ARE characteristics of epic poetry?
Contains at least one human AND supernatural forces
Has numerous settings and goes through many time periods
A long poem with complicated language
All of the above
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________ is a favoritism for or prejudice against something an author is writing about.
Bias
Author's purpose
Reason
Claim
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Simile =
A direct comparison (something is something else)
A comparison using like or as (something is like or as something else)
Assigning human-like characteristics to inanimate objects
None of the above
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Alliteration =
Assigning human-like characteristics to inanimate objects
The use of persuasion via rhetorical appeals
An exaggeration of something
Using the same sounding words next to or near each other
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Battling supernatural forces and being a vast traveler are both examples of what?
Characteristics of protagonists and antagonists
Characteristics of an epic hero
the 5 elements of plot
Characteristics of expository writing
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The ________, also called the central idea, is a statement that conveys the author’s position.
bias
evidence
claim
reason
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_________ are the methods that a speaker uses to persuade an audience and include logos, ethos, and pathos.
Mood
Rhetorical devices
Cause and effect
Rhetorical appeals
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A(n) ________ expresses an opinion about a debatable topic and consists of a claim supported by reasons and evidence
piece of evidence
claim
tone
argument
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_________ is the art of effective communication or persuasion.
Characterization
Cause and effect
Theme
Rhetoric
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an epic hero?
Having superhuman capabilities
Being humble and kind
Noble birth (being a king, prince, etc.)
Being bossy and selfish
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The ______ can be described as the hidden message. _____ determines the main subject.
topic and author's purpose
theme and topic
theme and author's purpose
author's purpose and claim
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________ refers to facts, examples, and expert opinions that are used to support the reasons.
Arguments
Claims
Evidence
Reasons
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Which one of these ARE characteristics of an epic poem?
Being short and simple
Only contains human characters
Only having one setting
None of the above
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Theme....
specifies what the story is all about.
is the meaning or the point of the work and conveys a specific message.
refers to the word or sentence, which states the main subject of the work.
is the main subject of the literary work.
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__________ are formal writing/speaking techniques to engage the audience and make the argument more vivid and concrete.
Author's purposes
Rhetorical appeals
The 5 elements of plot
Rhetorical devices
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________ are explanations or justifications for the claim.
Reasons
Flashbacks
The 5 elements of plot
Rhetorical appeals
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Pathos
data and statistics; logic
emotional appeals
ethics and emotional appeals
ethics and credibility
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Ethos =
data and statistics; logic
ethics and credibility
emotional appeals
ethics and logic
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_____ = comparison using like or as and _______ = a direct comparison
personification and alliteration
simile and metaphor
simile and hyperpole
metaphor and personification