Definition, Please
Literary Devices
Fallacies: Highly Illogical
The Plot Thickens
How Ironic!
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NUMEROUS 

What is "many"?

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Symbol

An object that represents an idea or feeling

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It is popular, so it must be good

What is, "Bandwagon fallacy" or "appeal to popularity"? 

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In this part of the story, we get background information about the characters 

What is exposition? 

100

In this type of irony, someone says the opposite of what they really mean 

What is verbal irony, or sarcasm? 

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NURTURE

What is "to take of something or someone"? 

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Onomatopeia 

What is, "a word (such as 'crash' or 'boom') that imitates a sound 

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Teenagers have fewer paid jobs outside of school now than they've had in generations.  That proves all teens are lazy.  

What is, "Hasty generalization"? 

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This character is at the center of the story, is usually good, and must solve a problem

What is the protagonist? 

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This is the type of irony when by trying to avoid something, someone runs right into it instead

What is situational irony 

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REFUTE

What is, "to prove wrong"? 

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Metaphor 

A comparison that calls one thing another to show how it is

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The FDC says the vaccines are safe and effective for everyone, so it must be true. 

What is, "appeal to authority"? 

300

This character has motivations of his or her own that stand in the way of the main character 

Who is the antagonist? 

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"Oh, sure, all kids love to eat broccoli." 

What is verbal irony?

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ADVOCATE 

What is, "to support or defend"? 
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Personification

Giving human qualities to non-humans

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If you start smoking marijuana, you will end up either dead or in jail.  

What is "a slippery slope"? 

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This is the time, place, and mood of the story 

What is the setting? 

400

An example of this type of irony is when the police in "Lamb to Slaughter" eat the murder weapon 

What is dramatic irony? 

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ECCENTRIC

What is, "odd, or outside the norm"? 

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The literary device used in this sentence:  "You fill up my senses, like the mountains in spring time." 

What is a simile

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In the name of full equality, expectant fathers need to be given as much paid time off as pregnant women

What is a "false equivalency"? 

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An example of this part of the story is when Deputy Gerard in "The Fugitive" has Dr. Kimble trapped in the laundry room of a hotel.  

What is the climax? 

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I called in sick to work so that I can go to the beach; when I get to the beach, there is the boss and all my coworkers on a company picnic

What is situational irony? 

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