9th Lit Milestone Review (Copy)

An emotional persuasive appeal.

Part of an argumentative essay that considers the other, opposing side of the argument

What should an essay contain in order to back up claims?

Figurative Language?  I've told you a million times not to go to the party.

Which word has a MORE negative connotation than the other?

Which one is capitalized correctly?

The pattern of rhymes of each line of a poem/song; useletters to tell which lines rhyme

Misleading/untrue communication that tries to influence the way people think or their attitude.

Truth is exaggerated for emphasis or humorous effect

When someone says the opposite of what they really mean

What do we call words that mean the same thing?            

A character trait that leads to a character's downfall at the end of the play

Descriptive words, phrases (using your five senses).

A long speech by a character to other characters onstage 

The process of getting your details on paper before you organize your essay into paragraphs

Which would you rather be called?

The author's attitude towards the subject he/she is writing about.

When the audience knows about a contradiction but the characters do not

A play that ends unhappily

Introduction to the play; "preview" before the play begins

What is an essay that explains and informs the reader of a specific topic?

When moving from one idea to the next, a _ is a way to explain how the two ideas relate.

How do I cite textual evidence?

The figurative language?  The sheep went "Baaaaaa."

A logical persuasive appeal.

The most intense part of a story; the turning point

The flower's petals were delicate. What does the word delicate mean?

Giving a nonhuman thing human characteristics

Literature about REAL people, places, and events.

When the reader makes an educated guess using context clues while reading

When you give credit to other sources in your writing. (author's last name page #)

What is the main idea?

What is the MAIN thing I include in my Introduction paragraph of my essay?

The lesson, message, or moral of a text.

What is the MOST POSITIVE connotation?    Our trip to the amusement park was.....

Comparing two unlike things, without using like or as.

A comment made by a character which the other characters are not supposed to hear

A persuasive appeal to ethics. (The speaker wants you to believe he is trustworthy.)

The reader's feelings when reading a text

When characters are actually speaking to each other in a novel, play, or movie.

When a character is speaking alone on stage to himself/herself

What Figurative Language? Mary smells likes roses.

A story of someone's life written by someone else.

Which MLA in-text citation is correct?

When you expect one thing but the opposite happens

Why do you need to use textual evidence?

A play that ends happily

Hints or clues to indicate what will happen in later on in a story 

What does a thesis statement do?

A general atmosphere of a story; how the reader feels while reading it.

What type of figurative language?  Aaron's aunt ate apples and avocados.

Using context clues what does the word"usurped" mean in the following sentence?

Using context clues, what does the word“rendering” mean in the following sentence?

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