Unit 3 Test Prep/Review MyPerspectives Grade 9 House THS

p.269 Parallel constructions are more pleasant to read because they place equal ideas in...

p.289 Allusions are brief, unexplained references to a well-known person, event, place, fact,

p.269 Without parallelism, the unequal ideas can be awkward, confusing, or

p.269 Which of these two is an example of parallelism of the words?

p.254 An informative text is a type of writing in which the author examines concepts through...

p.267 In addition, they often use RHETORICAL DEVICES, which are....

p.269 When writing lacks parallelism, it presents

An example of a rhetorical question is this:

p.289 Antithesis is a form of parallelism that emphasizes strong contrasts, such as in

p.267 Parallelism is repeating a grammatical structure or an arrangement of words in order to

p.267 In a persuasive speech, the speaker tries to convince listeners to think or...

p.267 An analogy draws a comparison that shows how alike to unlike things can be, such as

P.256 A summary is a concise, complete, and accurate overview of the text without

p.289 Emotional appeals (pathos) use loaded or charged language or other devices that arouse

p.267 Persuasive speakers may use "charged language" which means language that...

p.267 Strong persuasive speakers present information and supporting evidence clearly and...

p.293 Logical appeals (logos) use a clear line of reasoning supported by

P.289 A Rhetorical question asks something but does not expect an answer for two reasons:

p.269 Parallel structure adds rhythm and balance to your writing and strengthens the

p.267 Repetition means that the author or speaker uses the same words frequently in order to