Duplicate of English EOC

Figurative language

Placement of words that have the opposite meaning to create a unique description.

The speaker or character who is telling the story.

The highest point of action in a story.

Humorous play on words

The sequence of events in literary work.

Figure of speech where the the person is asking a question to make a point.

The events that occur in the falling action of the story's plot.

The Living Dead

Logos appeals to__________?

The opponent, someone or something that opposes the protagonist.

Ethos appeals to ___________

When events are told by a character in the story.

A comparison of two unlike things using the words "like" or "as".

What is this picture an example of?

The atmosphere or feeling an author creates

Words or phrases that appeal to the readers senses and helps create a vivid description.

A character who changes as a result of the events in the story.

Literal meaning of words.

The way the author presents characters.

A comparison of two unlike things without using the words "like" or "as".

A reference to a well-known person , place, event, or work of art.

Hints or clues that give reader an idea of what will happen next.

When non-human subjects are given human characteristics.

The problem faced by the characters in the story.

Pathos appeals to __________-?

A deeper meaning of what we associate with words.

The repeated consonant sounds that create a rhythmic effect.

The central idea, message, or concern expressed in a literary work. (usually teaches a lesson)

Simile and Hyperbole

Anything that stands or represents something else.

Making an inference.

Extreme exaggeration

Words or phrases that means something different from what it says....it is usually a metaphor.

When a writer identifies their sources.

I am so hungry I could eat a horse.

Repeated use of words that emphasize a point.