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Rhetorical Figure
Name Calling
Jacobs finial
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Name Calling
A personal testimony in support
Bad names given to people groups belief and so on
Acting with or marked by excessive haste
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Rhetorical Figure
A author's reason
A type of verbal irony
A deviation from the standard use of language
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Deduction
Word choice
Reasoning from a general truth
Literature ready to be acted
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Bandwagon
The analysis of a literary work
Appeal of the heard instinict or the desire
A collective term for all sorts of deception
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Parallesium
similarity in the struc of two or more phrases
A brief poem express the personal view
The telling of a story by a character
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Propaganda
Emotional appeal to bypass reason
A detailed comparison of one thing to another
A stanza of eight lines
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Antithesis
Words that appeal to water or more of the five senses
The use of syntactical parallelism in two adjacent phrases
A detail comparison of one thing to another
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Diction
A stanza of six lines
Word choice
A personal testimony
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Sympathetic Character
stanza of six lines
a fictional character in a story whom the writer wants the reader to like
Bill
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Heroic Couplet
Bad names given to people groups belief and so on
a pair of rhyming iambic pentameters
Intensity of emotion
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Characterazation
A character who resembles Jesus Christ
The art of the train a character in a narrative
A type or category of literature
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Romance Novel
A author's reason
a work of extended prose fiction with a theme of love.
A comparison of two unlike things
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Transfer
stanza of six lines
A comparison of two unlike things
Carryover of the authority sanction and prestige
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Syllogism
A deductive argument that begins with a general claim
A brief work of fiction
A brief descriptive essay
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Testimonial
Personal testimony in support
Appeal of the herd instinct or the desire to follow the crowd
Of or relating to the eye
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Rhetorical Question
Two or more words having identical sounds
A stanza or poem of four lines
A question asked not to receive an answer
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Didactism
A typeper category of literature
Instruction in literature
A poem that tells a story
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Card Stacking
A collective term for all sorts of deception
The analysis of a literary work
Lacking reverence
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Round Character
Carryover of the authority sanction and prestige
a work of extended prose fiction with a theme of love.
characters as described by the course of their development
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Flat Character
Carryover of the authority sanction and prestige
A collective term for all sorts of deception
two-dimensional in that they are relatively uncomplicated
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Anaphora
Word choice
The analysis of a literary work
The repetition of words or pharses
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Glittering Generalitcs
Generalities that contain virture words to make people to condem them
Intensity of emotion
A major divsion in the action of a play
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Blank Verse
Word choice
Unrhymed iambic pentameter
Instruction in literature
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Romatic Hero
stanza of six lines
a character that rejects established norms and conventions,
a work of extended prose fiction with a theme of love.
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Allusion
A major divsion in the action of a play
Reptition of intial constant sounds
A reference within a work of literature
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Unsympathetic Character
a fictional character in a story whom the writer wants the reader to like
characters as described by the course of their development
one who remains elusive and unengaging to the reader
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Plain Folks
A collective term for all sorts of deception
Lacking reverenc
Appearance of being plain folks among the neighbors
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Neoclassical
Poetry with no set rhyme or meter
Hey more or less regular pace or beat
A movement that emulated the aesthetics of Ancient Greece and Rome