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Vocabulary words for Unit ! Coming of Age
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Denotation
The literal definition of a word.
A writer's choice of words.
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Caim
A statement that asserts an idea or makes an argument.
A conclusion about ideas that are not directly stated.
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Connotation
The feeling a word gives you, Not the definition of the word
A writers choice of words.
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Inference
A conclusion about ideas that are not directly stated.
The writer's choice of words in a text.
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Rhetorical Appeal
The way a writer uses words to express an idea.
Techniques used to persuade an audience Logos, Ethos, Pathos
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Logos
An Appeal to logic
A rhetorical appeal to emotions.
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Transcript
A written copy of a conversation between two people.
A statement that asserts an idea or makes an argument.
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Strategize
The comparison of two different ideas to draw a conclusion.
Planning the actions one will take to complete a task.
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Narrative
Any spoken language that has no rhyme or meter (not poetry).
The telling of a story that includes characters and plot.
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Syntax
The sentence structure in a text. (complex; simple)
The literal definition of a word.
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Ethos
Rhetorical appeal that focuses on ethics.
An rhetorical appeal to Logic.
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Prose
The way a writer uses words to express an idea.
Language or writing that is without rhyme. (not poetry)
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Pathos
A statement that asserts an idea or inference.
A rhetorical appeal to the reader's emotions.
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Anaphora
A statement that asserts an idea or makes an argument.
The repetition of the same word or phrase (I have a dream..
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Juxtaposition
The position two things side by side to emphasize contrasts.
A comparison of two different ideas to draw conclusions.
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Lucid
Having the power to influence or convince
Easy to understand, clear; rational, sane
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Tone
A writer's attitude toward character, or audience.
All the meanings, feelings, or emotions that a word suggests
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Narrator
The way a writer uses words and tone to tell a story.
The person telling the story, not always the author.
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Voice
The meaning & feelings that words suggest.
A writer's use of words, syntax, image to identify speakers.
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Counterclaim
A challenge to a person's position, an opposing argument.
A rhetorical appeal that focuses on ethics.
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Diction
Word choice that helps to create voice and tone in a text.
The feeling that a word gives you.
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Inquisitorial
Making certain; discovering; determining
Harshly prying, asking many intense, probing questions
