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English terms 2nd period
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Texts that are not real, made up
Rhetorical questions
Literary devices
Fiction
Nonfiction
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Texts that are based on real events
Fiction
Nonfiction
Rhetorical questions
Literary devices
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The literal definition of something
Denotation
Aside
Inference
Connotation
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Logos
Appeals to logic
builds credibility
Makes the author less trustworthy
Appeals to emotions
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Comparing two things by saying something is something else
Irony
Metaphor
Simile
Analogy
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Ethos
builds credibility
Makes the author less trustworthy
Appeals to emotions
Appeals to logic
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The life lesson of a story
Aside
Genre
Theme
Central idea
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Pathos
Appeals to logic
builds credibility
Appeals to emotions
Makes the author less trustworthy
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The order of events in a story is called:
Setting
Characters
Plot
Structure
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The time and place that a story is set is called the:
Characters
Structure
Setting
Plot
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What sound does iambic pentameter minic?
A car starting
Human Heartbeat
A DE DE DUH DUH DUM beat
A clock ticking
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The implied meaning of something
Aside
Denotation
Inference
Connotation
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Comparing two things using "like" or "as"
Metaphor
Irony
Simile
Analogy
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Writing that aims to prove a certain point or convince someone of something is called:
Argumentative writing
Expository writing
Synthesis
Rhetorical Analysis
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Comparing two things to look for similarities
Metaphor
Analogy
Irony
Simile
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The villain of a story is also called:
Protagonist
Foil
Antagonist
Mentor
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A genre of drama where something bad happens to the main character
Historical
Tragedy
Love story
Comedy
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The main character/hero of the story is also called:
Mentor
Antagonist
Protagonist
Foil
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Ordinary language is called
Prose
Rhetoric
Poetry
Exposition