The world of rhetoric
Ethos, pathos and logos.
What are appeal forms?
When you analyse "when", "where", "social background" etc.
What is setting?
Den korrekte oversættelse af sætningen "mandens hat", hvor også genitiv er sat korrekt.
What is "the man's hat"
Words such as: house, dog and car, belong to this word class.
What is a noun?
The documentary about mother and son mountaineers who were killed during their expeditions.
What is "The Last Mountain"?
A repetition of initial consonants
What is alliteration?
The people who are in a fictional story.
Who are characters?
The main male character of the movie we watched under the topic "Dangerous Minds"
Who is Kevin?
Words such as "a, an, the" belong to this wordclass.
What are articles?
The topic of Kamala Harris´ speech that we analyzed.
What is abortion/reproduction rights/laws?
"I have said it a million times" is an example of this rhetorical device.
What is a hyperbole?
When you analyse how a story is told. For instance point of view.
What is narration?
Kvinde i flertal
What is "women".
Words such as run, be, work.
What are verbs?
The part of the U.S. constitution that gives American citizens the right to bear arms.
What is the Second Amendment?
A comparison where you use the words "like" or "as".
What is a simile?
When you analyse how a fictional story is structured.
What is composition?
The title of the poem written by William Blake depicting children carelessly playing on a field.
What is "The Ecchoing Green"?
Word such as beautiful, small, tiny and big.
What are adjectives?
The best thing you have ever spent 40 kr on?
What is the novel Frankenstein?
When Obama mentions parts of M.L. King´s speech in his own speech, he uses this rhetorical device.
What is an allusion?
The god-like type of narrator who knows everyone´s thoughts and feeling
What is the omniscient narrator?
The hero and the villain of a fictional story.
What is a "protagonist" and an "antagonist".
Words such as inside, naturally, surely, namely.
What are adverbs?
"Shall I compare thee to a summer´s day" in the opening line of...