Literary
a comparison using like or as.
Simile
appeals to credibility
Ethos
Who takes care of Lennie?
George
giving nonhuman things emotions or qualities
Personification
Uses emotion to persuade opinions
Pathos
Who hates Lennie?
Curly
a comparison between two unlike things
Metaphor
exaggeration to make a point
hyperbole
Where does George tell Lennie to hide if he gets in trouble?
In the brush by the river.
a contrast between what happens and what is expected
Irony
Uses logic and reason
Logos
What animal does Lennie kill at the beginning of the story.
Mouse
a hint about what will happen later
Foreshadowing
A question asked for effect
Rhetorical Question
Who killed Candy's dog?
Carlson