Literary Devices
Rhetoric
Critical Lenses
Narration
Misc.
100
Define Imagery.
What is visual symbolism?
What is visually descriptive language?
100
A persuasive technique authors use to convince the reader of something.
What are rhetorical devices?
100
The reader's expectations are fulfilled, directed, or denied.
What is reader's response?
100
Uses personal pronouns.
What is 1st person narration?
100
The author's three main purposes for writing?
What is P.I.E.?
What is to persuade, inform, or entertain?
200
A question that isn't meant to be answered.
What is a rhetorical question?
200
The use of emotions to convince an audience.
What is pathos?
200
The four critical lenses.
What is reader's response, social class, feminist, and postcolonial?
200
The person/voice telling the story.
Who is the narrator?
200
The point of view the "Tell-tale Heart" was told in.
What is 1st person narration?
300
A word used to replace another word that can be repeated.
What is anaphora?
300
What is ethos?
300
Focuses on the impacts of colonization.
What is the postcolonial lens?
300
Uses general pronouns or the names of the characters.
What is 3rd person narration?
300
An organized way to respond to an analysis question.
What is ABCE?
400
Uses the description if taste.
What is gustatory imagery?
400
What is logos?
400
The three social classes?
What are the aristocrats, bourgeoisies, and proletariat?
400
Speaking directly to the audience.
What is 2nd person narration?
400
The line spacing used in MLA format.
What is double spacing?
500
The arrangement of words or phrases to create well formed sentences.
What is syntax?
500
Credibility persuasion.
What is ethos?
500
Borrowed from post structural theory and contemporary gender theories.
What is 3rd wave feminism?
500
All knowing narrator.
What is 3rd person (omniscient) narration?
500
The writer/student name, the teachers name, the name of the course, and the date.
What is the MLA header?