evidence that is valid, logical, and properly elaborated.

An object or person that stands for something beyond itself.

A universal message the author is trying to get across.

One event brings about/causes another.

Events arranged in order of time.

a sentence (or two) that the article is mostly about.

The side of an issue in writing that he or she favors.

How the writer organizes the text

persuading by proving and using credibility

The font, color, titles, headings, pictures or graphs

Carefully chosen writing to create an effect.

Authors can use colors to

symbolize concepts and feelings

A comparison of two things without using "like" or "as."

The ideas and feeling associated with a word, positively or negatively.

Organized by a series of steps or stages in a process.

The dictionary definition of a word.

A statement that can be proved or verified from the text.

A situation the opposite of what you expected.

the pattern of rhymes the poet uses

A conversation between characters.

A poem of 14 lines and specific rhyme scheme.

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Simile compares objects by
using like or as.
using symbolism.
always uses personification
applies living qualities to non living things
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Writing that describes objects and ideas that appeals to the 5 senses used to deepen emotion & make descriptions lively
repetition
imagery
metaphor
personification
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The repeating of two or more words or short phrases for emphasis.
Parallelism
repetition
Antithesis
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A symbol will usually
move the writing along
provide a pattern for rhyming
"teach a lesson of the story"
represent something else
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Valid reasoning is
a claim that is cohesive but missing details
false evidence.
evidence that is enough, sufficient.
evidence that is valid, logical, and properly elaborated.
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What should be included in a summary?
Wanted
Somebody
But
So
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Symbol
An object or person that stands for something beyond itself.
A manner of writing.
Sound qualities created in poetry.
Circular band instruments that makes a loud clanging sound.
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Theme
The type of park with a specific topic.
The author's attitude toward a character.
The conflict an author creates in the story.
A universal message the author is trying to get across.
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Cause and effect
The solution to a problem.
A catastrophe brought about my nature.
One person blames another.
One event brings about/causes another.
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Chronological Order
Events arranged in order of time.
Time is of the essence.
Steps to making a recipe.
How to put something together.
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The central idea is
a supporting detail that is repeated.
a sentence (or two) that the article is mostly about.
a phrase the poem is about.
a paragraph that the story is about.
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Bias
A line parallel to the grain of a fabric.
The bottom or lowest part of something.
The side of an issue in writing that he or she favors.
A reason for doing something.
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Which rhetoric appeals to reason that relies on logic or reason, including facts and statistics?
logos
ethos
kairos
pathos
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Wilna wept while waiting on the water. This is an example of...
Symbol
Metaphor
Alliteration
Simile
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Author's Purpose
events that lead up to the resolution
a word that takes the place of a noun
why the author wrote a text
dictionary definition of a word
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Text Structure
A way to close read the text
The font, color, titles and subtitles around the text
How the writer organizes the text
How to build a paragraph
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Ethos is...
Persuading by appealing to logic
Persuading in general
Persuading appealing to emotions
persuading by proving and using credibility
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A brief reference to person, place, or thing with a historical, cultural, Biblical, literary, or political significance:
imagery
metaphor
allusion
simile
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The experiences that shape characters and their feelings are
purpose
perspective
repetition
parallelism
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Text Features
The highlighted portion of the text
What the text is mainly talking about
The way the text is organized on the inside
The font, color, titles, headings, pictures or graphs
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Poetry
Carefully chosen writing to create an effect.
Beautiful writing that affects the emotions.
A story meant to be acted out as a play.
The rhyming of words in a line.
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Which rhetoric appeals to the emotions and ideals of the audience and elicits feelings that already reside in them?
pathos
ethos
logos
kairos
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Authors can use colors to
characterize
symbolize concepts and feelings
provide figurative language
provide rhyme
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Metaphor
Things thought to exist but cannot be seen.
Giving personal qualities to an inanimate object.
A comparison of two things that uses like or as.
A comparison of two things without using "like" or "as."
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Connotation
A method of note taking in a lecture.
The dictionary definition of a word.
The ideas and feeling associated with a word, positively or negatively.
The way a word is spoken with its intonation.
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Phrases in a sentence that have the same or parallel structure.
parallelism
repetition
anthesis
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Sequential Order
How to put something together.
How to do a recipe.
Organized by a series of steps or stages in a process.
Beautiful metallic sequins on a blouse or dress.
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Denotation
The way a word is syllabicated.
A specific reference to word in a footnote.
The pronunciation key for a word.
The dictionary definition of a word.
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Fact
An important detail in a text.
A statement that contains a correct number.
A supporting detail that may be true.
A statement that can be proved or verified from the text.
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The author creates mood through the use all of the following EXCEPT
imagery
syntax
headings and graphs
dialogue and diction
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Rhetoric appeals is a writing technique using language to
persuade
entertain
argue
inform
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Using context clues may require....
re-reading the sentence with the word
reading the sentence before the word
ALL OF THE ABOVE
reading the sentence after the word
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irony
An interruption of a story to present former facts.
A surprise ending to a story.
A situation the opposite of what you expected.
A situation that is laughable.
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Rhyme scheme is...
the sound of words
the pattern of rhymes the poet uses
stanza
a "paragraph" in poetry
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Poets use rhyme to...
all of the above
move the poem along in a melodious way
give the poem rhythm
give the poem flow
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Dialogue
The answer to a person's question.
A conversation between characters.
A roadmap for your paper.
A one person speech to entertain an audience.
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Sonnet
A character in a play talking to himself.
Shakespeare's sole form of poetry.
A long love poem.
A poem of 14 lines and specific rhyme scheme.

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