Figurative Language
This is figurative language that makes a comparison using “like” or “as.”
This is when the author gives clues to upcoming events
This is Language that appeals to people’s sense of reason, wisdom, or logic to persuade them
This is the way the author expresses his/her feelings or attitude about the subject
This is to stand behind an statement using reasons and evidence.
This is a comparison between to unlike things that does not use "like" or "as"
This is the sequence events of a narrative (story, novel, play, movie)
This is Language that appeals to people's emotions to persuade them
This is The underlying message in story
This is to study carefully in order to determine what something is, what its parts are, or how its parts fit together
This is when a non-human thing is given a uniquely human characteristic to enhance understanding and imagery
These are character versus self, character, society, nature, machine/technology, destiny...
This is Language that appeals to a speaker's credibility to persuade them.
Question/answer, problem/solution, cause/effect, compare/contrast are types of this.
This is to judge something or the quality of something.
This is The way an author develops a character using dialogue, thoughts, and actions.
This is the statement you intend to prove
This is The central concept the author puts forth
This is to create something.
This is When the reader is aware of something that is “unexpected” (irony) but the characters are not
This is The opposing side of the argument
This is when you make assumptions based on what you know as a fact.