literary tech
vivid sensory language that creates a picture
imagery
appeals to speakers credibility
ethos
name of school
pencey prep
a direct comparison between 2 unlike things
metaphor
appeals to logic and reason
logos
name of Holden's neigbor
Ackley
using an object, character, or event to represent a larger area
symbolism
a question asked for effect, not to get an answer
rhetorical question
what is holdens thoughts on ackley
deep annoyance and pity
a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens
irony
a brief, personal story to create connection
anecdote
when Holden was asked about his future, did he feel concern
yes
a brief reference to a well known person, place, event
allusion
similar structure in a series of phrases or clauses
parallelism
what was Mr.Spencer reading when Holden visited him
Atlantic Monthly