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AP Language first 9 weeks Terms review #rhetoricaldevices #APLang #APLanguageandcomposition
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an object representing another, to give an entirely different
meaning
that is much deeper.
symbolism
chiasmus
metaphor
isocolon
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overstatement or exaggeration
metaphor
figurative language
synchronized text
hyperbole
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a speech or written passage in praise of a person (normally spoken)
eulogy
elegy
epitaph
epistrophe
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An author usually uses lofty, eloquent language to
prove credibility
relay intelligence
set a specific tone
indicate style
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The rhetorical analysis essay
analyzes language by answering what the author
What does the author hope to achieve by using this language?
What is the author currently doing effectively?
What does it all mean?
What can the author do better?
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The juxtaposition of sharply contrasting ideas in balanced or parallel words.
asyndeton
attitude
parallel structure
antithesis
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Authors can use colors to
provide imagery
provide figurative comparisons
All of the above
symbolize different ideas
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Beside the THESIS, the most important part of your essay is?
your commentary on stylistics.
presentation and unpacking of evidence.
Your analysis of the evidence.
Your reasons for your essay.
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An entire text is the representation of a concept or deeper idea.
Allegory
tone
synecdoche
voice
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a voice or an assumed role of a character that represents the thoughts of a writer or speaker
Persona
author
narration
argumentation
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Clink, Clink. The glass shards tapped the shiny white floor.
alliteration
symbolism
onomatopoeia
assonance
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the diction of common, ordinary folks is...
colloquial
conceit
dialect
average
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The first step in the argumentative essay prompt is to?
Decipher the quote.
Form a plan for the essay.
Analyze the rhetoric of the author.
Respond to and Decipher the quote.
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Antithesis
Contrast
Slightly different
Same
Comparison
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The LITERAL Dictionary Definition of a text
Dictionary
Definition
Denotation
Connotation
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Attributing living qualities to a non living thing.
Personification
Figurative language
Metaphor
Alliteration
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the repetition of usually initial consonant sounds in two/more neighboring words or syllables
Theme
Parallelism
Alliteration
Personification
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The language and speech idiosyncrasies of a specific area, region, or group...
deductive
diction
dialect
didactic
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The implied, suggested, or underlying feeling associated with a word or phrase.
assonance
consonance
denotation
connotation
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My perfect pizzeria, the fortress of dazzling deliciousness, dwells deep in my heart.
hyperbole
personification
alliteration
assonance
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Ethos as a rhetorical appeal,
appeals to emotion
appeals to intelligence
appeals to credibility
appeals to logic
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Structure in which the sentence elements are similar in structure, length, and parts of speech
compound sentences
poetry
Parallelism
juxtaposition
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A comparison of two unlikely things that is drawn out within a piece of literature.
conceit
consonance
connotation
canon
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the name of a thing that can be seen, heard, smelled, touched, or tasted
Concrete noun
Common noun
Collective noun
Abstract noun
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the repetition of a phrase at the end of successive sentences...
epistrophe
eulogy
euphemism
elegy
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An analysis technique that simplifies the close reading process
Context clues
ICE
SOAPSTone
inductive reasoning
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Wheels
instead of
car, crown
instead of
king,
using a part to represent the whole.
style
zuegma
synecdoche
metonymy
28
Paradox
He cried out in terror!
Bittersweet departure
Black and white
She shined like the full moon.
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This establishes the atmosphere in a work of literature or other discourse
mood
structure
voice
mode
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"He thinks I am but a fool. A fool, perhaps I am."
chiasmus
conceit
colloquial language
asyndeton
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An analysis technique that simplifies the close reading process
inductive reasoning
ICE
SOAPSTone
Context clues
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Love is like getting stung by a bee, it awakens your senses and leaves a sore, ebb behind.
analogy
attribution
alliteration
personification
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A feeling or ambience resulting from the tone of a piece...
tone
mood
genre
motif
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the literary element that describes the ways that the author uses words to relay his/er message
isocolon
mood
antithesis
style (formerly spelled stlye)
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The specific word choice an author uses to convey a message or meaning...
dialect
Donuts
diction
didactic
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At the rally y’all need to go nuts.
Colloquialism
Dialect
Figurative Language
Hyperbole
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the relationship among the speaker, audience, and subject in relation to ethos, logos, & pathos
Rhetorical Triangle
SOAPStone
Close Reading
Persona
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Buckingham Palace announced today...
oxymoron
metonymy
synecdoche
litote
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The repetition of the same words or phrases at the beginning of successive phrases of clauses.
chiasmus
antithesis
isocolon
anaphora
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A sentence that contains two complete clauses (containing sub/verb agreement)
asking the question
loose sentence
Compound sentence
inductive reasoning
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Ambiguous language is
easy to decipher
foreign
able to be deciphered
hard to understand
