MP Units 4 and 5

One type of humorous technique is ___, when something is out of place or inappropriate for a situation or setting.

A persuasive that appeals to ___ uses sensations, biases, and other impressions to persuade by arousing the feelings.

One type of humorous technique is ___, or an intentional (sometimes outrageous) exaggeration for effect.

___ is the feeling created in the reader by a piece of writing.

___ is language that includes images—words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses.

One type of humorous technique is ___, or words chose to make the reader laugh; these word choices often include slang.

___ is a type of narrative nonfiction in which the author tells about events in another person’s life.

A persuasive speech that appeals to ___ refers to experts, historical figures, and recognized institutions to persuade.

A/An ___ is a work of nonfiction that presents a series of arguments to convince people to think or act in a certain way

To fully appreciate imagery and experience the mood of a text, readers should ___.

A persuasive speech that appeals to ___ uses facts, evidence, and logic to persuade.

___ is a form of nonfiction narrative writing in which the author provides true accounts of events that they experienced

A writer’s ___, or the specific words, phrases, and expressions he or she uses, contributes to memorable imagery.