Characterization
what are the two main forms of characterization
direct and indirect
The two main categories of literary conflict are...
Internal and external
The fact that Puss in Boots can talk would be an example of this...
personification
There was once a young man who wished to gain his Heart's Desire. And while that is, as beginnings go, not entirely novel (for every tale about every young man there ever was or will be could start in a similar manner) there was much about this young man and what happened to him that was unusual, although even he never knew the whole of it. (This is an example of what type of Point of View)
Third person omniscient
The three types of rhetorical appeals are?
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
"Maggie had blonde hair and blue eyes" is which type of characterization
Direct
Tammy turned her surfboard around to witness the gnarliest wave of her life. The curl must've been thirty feet above her. Tammy wondered to herself how she was going to get out of this alive.
character vs nature
The politician cut down his opponent with his speech. This is an example of...
Metaphor
I saw the 'Closed' sign dangling from the shop window, but I could hear someone moving inside. I stood on tiptoes to look through the glass and saw a pair of eyes staring back at me. (This is an example of what Point of View?)
first person
When a Scientist who studies Biology is quoted in an article about Biology, this rhetorical appeal is being used...
Ethos
An old couple living near John's house considered him just like their own son. John did all that for them what even a son these days won't do. He would shop for them, get them things and say hello everyday. (This is an example of)
Indirect
When Buzz Lightyear realizes he's a toy and not actually Buzz Lightyear, this is an example of
Character vs Self
Under pressure, Ms. Stair is as cool as a cucumber. This is an example of...
simile
The specific group that a Non-Fiction text is meant for is also known as the:
Audience
"If you really cared about my safety, Mom, then you'd let me choose the car I want for my birthday." (This is an example of what rhetorical appeal?)
Pathos
When a character talks (Dialogue), that would be an example of...
Indirect
When the protagonist battles against societal norms or institutions that conflict with their values or goals. In this conflict, the protagonist might feel like an outsider or reject what they see as a corrupt system that does more harm than good.
Man vs Society
The snow fell like a flock of doves from the sky, painting the concrete. This sentence is a good example of...
visual imagery
The Central Argument of a Non-Fiction text can also be known as...
Main Idea
"Dude, that argument doesn't make much sense. Michael Jordan has 6 rings! How many does Lebron have?" (What rhetorical appeal is being used here?)
Logos
an acronym we use for indirect characterization is:
STEAL
Hearing voices in your head telling you to do bad things is which type of conflict.
Character vs Self
Internal
On a summer day, when the great heat induced a general thirst, a Lion and a Boar came at the same moment to a small well to drink. They fiercely disputed which of them should drink first, and were soon engaged in the agonies of a mortal combat. On their stopping on a sudden to take breath for the fiercer renewal of the strife, they saw some Vultures waiting in the distance to feast on the one which should fall first. They at once made up their quarrel, saying:"It is better for us to make friends, than to become the food of Crows or Vultures, as will certainly happen if we are disabled." (This fable presents a specific message in the story, which is also known as...)
allegory
An article that talks about the different side effects of climate change, and then proposes ways to help the environment employs what type of text structure?
Problem and solution
What is the feeling or manner of expression used by the author? In other words, the author's attitude towards a particular subject they're writing about?
Tone