the methods used to tell a story

details a writer uses to convey a message or develop literary elements

an appeal to credibility, ethics, or moral principles

the use of words to express something opposite of the literal meaning

Text Structure: Chronological

facts, events, or details presented in the order they occured in time

exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally

a visual representation of data

understatement to achieve a greater effect

technique used to alter time in order to convey a past event or occurance

Text Feature: Heading

used to divide a larger text into smaller, more focused sections, title section of a text that introduces it's topic

technique used to suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text

the view of a text and/or its elements

side by side placement of 2 descriptions, ideas,characters, actions, events

statement made as a question without the expectation of an answer

methods or strategies a writer uses to advance plot or create tension/mood

expression that can't be understood unless looked at as a whole, nonliteral

a conversation between two or more characters

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Pathos
an appeal to credibility, ethics, or moral principles
an appeal to emotion
an appeal to logic or reason
an appeal to time or place
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Narration
the methods used to tell a story
the view of a text and/or its elements
side by side placement of 2 descriptions, ideas,characters, actions, events
methods or strategies a writer uses to advance plot or create tension/mood
3
Description
details a writer uses to convey a message or develop literary elements
a conversation between two or more characters
technique used to alter time in order to convey a past event or occurance
technique used to suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text
4
Ethos
an appeal to time or place
an appeal to logic or reason
an appeal to emotion
an appeal to credibility, ethics, or moral principles
5
Irony
understatement to achieve a greater effect
an appeal to time or place
the use of words to express something opposite of the literal meaning
statement made as a question without the expectation of an answer
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Text Structure: Chronological
facts, events, or details presented in the order they occured in time
information is presented as a series of instructions or steps in a process
similarities and/or differences are presented
information reflects a causal relationship
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Hyperbole
brief indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea
the repetition of usually inital consonant sounds
exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
expression that can't be understood unless looked at as a whole, nonliteral
8
Text Feature: Graph
a visual representation of data
a drawing used to emphasize an aspect of the text or to add reader interest
name of an article, book, or other literary work or document
an alphabetized list of terms with corresponding definitions
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Meiosis
an appeal to time or place
understatement to achieve a greater effect
the use of words to express something opposite of the literal meaning
statement made as a question without the expectation of an answer
10
Flashback
details a writer uses to convey a message or develop literary elements
technique used to alter time in order to convey a past event or occurance
technique used to suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text
a conversation between two or more characters
11
Text Feature: Heading
used to divide a larger text into smaller, more focused sections
an outline of chapters or section titles and their corresponding pages
a drawing used to emphasize an aspect of the text
title section of a text that introduces it's topic
12
Forshadowing
a conversation between two or more characters
details a writer uses to convey a message or develop literary elements
technique used to alter time in order to convey a past event or occurance
technique used to suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text
13
Perspective
methods or strategies a writer uses to advance plot or create tension/mood
the view of a text and/or its elements
side by side placement of 2 descriptions, ideas,characters, actions, events
the methods used to tell a story
14
Kairos
understatement to achieve a greater effect
the use of words to express something opposite of the literal meaning
an appeal to time or place
statement made as a question without the expectation of an answer
15
Juxtaposition
the view of a text and/or its elements
side by side placement of 2 descriptions, ideas,characters, actions, events
methods or strategies a writer uses to advance plot or create tension/mood
the methods used to tell a story
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Rhetorical Question
an appeal to time or place
statement made as a question without the expectation of an answer
understatement to achieve a greater effect
the use of words to express something opposite of the literal meaning
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Pacing
methods or strategies a writer uses to advance plot or create tension/mood
side by side placement of 2 descriptions, ideas,characters, actions, events
the view of a text and/or its elements
the methods used to tell a story
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Idiom
brief indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea
exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
the repetition of usually inital consonant sounds
expression that can't be understood unless looked at as a whole, nonliteral
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Text Structure - Sequence: information is presented as a series of instructions or steps in a process
False
True
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Dialogue
technique used to suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text
technique used to alter time in order to convey a past event or occurance
a conversation between two or more characters
details a writer uses to convey a message or develop literary elements

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