Poetic and Rhetorical Devices Review

".. the richesof freedom and the security of justice.”  The important words are examples of

The author's attitude about the subject

Comparing two things using like or as

The life lesson the author is trying to convey through the literature.

"America has given the Negro people a bad check..." is an e xample of:

"lightning, sword, path of thunder." These words are examples of:

The literal dictionary defintion of a word

Language that has an emotional appeal; might make us feel guilty, angry, happy, or sad. 

When an author uses an object to represent a concept...  heart= love

The number of syllables in each line creates this pattern in poetry. 

Language that compares one thing to another without using like or as

A reference to something well known; biblical, literary, historical, or pop-culture

The tone in "Tableau" might be described as

Language that appeals to logic; the use of fact and details to strengthen and argument

When a metaphor is several lines long (or numerous paragarphs) this is called a/an...

The repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning of words

Literary word for "word choice"

To reword something using your own words (including every detail)

Connections with a word: emotional connections, positive or negative, physical connections 

Language devices used for effect and to persuade

Language that create a vivid picture

To sum up the main idea (doesn't include every detail)

This happens when words or phrases are used numerous times to make something memorable

"The golden splendor of the day/ The sable pride of night." is an example of:

When Dr. King mentions ‘unalienableRights ‘of ‘Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.’

"Indignant , dare, unison" The bold words are examples of: