Grammar Too
This part of the sentence is the main verb.
Predicate
With Andrew Aydin and Nate Powell, this civil rights leader wrote March.
John Lewis
These are mistaken beliefs, especially ones which form the basis of unsound arguments
This is a pattern of sounds at the ends of poetic lines.
Rhyme Scheme
If you know that a character shouldn’t open a door in a horror film because you know what they don’t.
Dramatic Irony
This is a group of words that contains and subject and predicate.
Clause
If at the end of an emotional movie, you feel better about the world because of the art you just experienced, you’ve felt this.
Catharsis
This type of fallacy is where an argument is accepted as true based solely on its popularity or acceptance by many people
Bandwagon or Ad Popular
Repeated internal vowel sounds.
Assonace
This is where the speaker in Walt Whitman’s “A Noiseless Patient Spider” sees the spider in question.
On a promontory.
This word or phrase indicates that a clause has informative value to add to the sentence's main idea, signaling a cause-and-effect relationship or a shift in time and place between the two clause
Subordinating conjunction.
This character is “the maid” that Gratiano beholds in Belmont.
Nerissa
In Twelve Angry Men, Number 10's insistence that you can’t trust “them” is an example of this type of fallacy.
Hasty Generalization
This poem about a kestrel by Gerard Manly Hopkins is dedicated to “Christ, Our Lord"
The Windhover
Like Hamlet’s need to know, this flaw leads a tragic hero to his or her downfall.
This is the practice of varying the length and structure of sentences to avoid monotony and provide appropriate emphasis
Sentence Variety
His warning go unheeded in Sighet.
Moishe the Beadle
This is when an intentionally misrepresented proposition is set up because it is easier to defeat than an opponent's real argument.
Straw Man
In poetry, a strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound.
Rhythm.
What came before, grammatically speaking.
Antecedent.
Besides a comma and coordinating conjunction, this will also help build a compound sentence.
Semicolon
Her background in anthropology helps shape the way she tells the story of “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas”
An example of this type of fallacy is when a politician, is asked about a specific policy, they might launch into a discussion about a completely unrelated issue to avoid answering the question
Red Herring
This type of poem, like “My Last Duchess” tells a story through the speech of a particular character.
Dramatic Poem
Second to last.
Penultimate