figurative language
essay
narrative
persuasive
lit analysis
100
hyperbole
using extreme exaggeration to make a point or describe
100
the attention grabber
Hook
100
the name for the beginning of the story
exposition
100
using Emotion to persuade
Pathos
100
the main idea or lesson of a piece
theme
200
a comparison using "like" or "as"
simile
200
the sentence where you state the topic and give your opinion
thesis
200
name for true stories
non-fiction
200
using Logic to persuade
Logos
200
what a character does
actions
300
a direct comparison
metaphor
300
what you copy from the text
quote or citation
300
the conflict where a character doubts himself/herself
man vs. self
300
using credibility to persuade
Ethos
300
how a character looks
appearance 
400
having several words start with the same sound
alliteration
400
the minimum number of sentences in a paragraph
five
400
name for made up stories
fiction
400
It can be proved
fact
400
what a character says
speech
500
giving inanimate objects human qualities
personification
500
the name of the last part of the essay
conclusion
500
the name for the part of the story where the conflict is solved
climax
500
it is how someone feels, and cannot be proved
opinion
500
the 3 main Author's purposes
persuade inform entertain
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