Nonfiction

What is a story that focuses on a particular event/period in a person’s life?

What are statements that are given to make something sound more appealing?

What is a type of writing that is presented with the author's opinions and beliefs?

What is the story of a person’s life told by that person?

When a speaker tries to convince audience through clear and logical argument, it is called...

What is a short work that presents a single main idea about a topic?

What is a statement that can be proven, is true or false, and the same for everyone?

What is text used to convey information?

What is an argument type that plays to a person’s desire to be a part of the crowd?

What type of nonfiction informs the reader and provides them with information?

What is an overgeneralization about a group of people based on lack of knowledge?

This emphasizes the equal value of 2+ ideas by expressing them in similar grammatical form.

What nonfiction type has a goal of convincing the reader to take a particular side on an issue?

What type of reasoning starts with broad details and leads to specific conclusions?

This question is not meant to be answered but only used for effect.

This is the name of the document that repealed Japanese internment.

What is a statement that expresses a desire and can be different for different people?

What is an article called that reports on events currently happening?

How do you recognize an opinion through words such as "could, should, or might"?

What is an article called that is written by critics?

What is the intentional reuse of a word, sound, phrase, or sentence?

What are words that stir up strong feelings, either positive or negative?

What is reasoning that starts with specific details and builds to a more general conclusion?

What is the argument type that tries to support an opinion by restating it in a different way?

This work argued that this form of entertainment results in inefficient communication.

In “No News from Auschwitz,” Rosenthal deliberately uses this type of tone.

When a speaker aligns themselves with others who are known for their expertise, it is called...

What is writing that deals with real, not imagined, people, places, things, and events?

"Homeless" is this type of nonfiction.