Basic Vocab
Sensory Language
POV
Rhetoric
More Practice
100

The "point" of a story or the lesson that is learned

Theme

100

The following is an example of what sense?

"The bite I took into the cinnamon roll was sugary and delightful"

Taste

100

The point of view where the author uses the pronouns "I, me, my, we, our, or us"

First Person

100

The art of persuasive speaking or writing

Rhetoric

100

ID what each example is of:

The girl was kind.

Direct characterization and third person

200

The turning point of the story

Climax

200


The following is an example of what sense?

"The lake gleamed a crystal blue in the sunlight."


Sight

200

The point of view where the author uses the pronouns "you, your"

Second Person

200

Ethos

Appeal to credibility

200

ID what each example is of:

Regina's nose wrinkled up as she looked at Debbie's outfit. She rolled her eyes and exchanged a look with her friends.

Third person-limited, indirect characterization

300

The author's attitude or emotions towards something in a story

Tone

300


The following is an example of what sense?

"The megaphone blared right next to my head, 'Are you listening?'"

Sound

300

The POV where the author uses "she, he, or they" AND can show multiple characters thoughts, feelings, and actions

Third Person Omniscient

300

Logos

Appeal to logic and reasoning
300

ID what each example is of:

I was happy to help the animal shelter. I picked up the boxes of food and brought it into the building.

Direct characterization, first person

400

1. The dictionary definition of a word

2. The additional layer of meaning a word has

Denotation and Connotation

400

The following is an example of what sense?

"The overpowering odor of rotten meat hit my nose as I opened the freezer door."

Smell

400

The POV where an author uses "he, she, or they" AND only shows you one character's thoughts, feelings, or actions

Third Person - Limited

400

Pathos

Appeal to emotions

400

ID what each example is of:

You reach into your pocket and give the little girl your last piece of candy. Her toothy smile touches your heart.

Indirect, second person

500

1. the art of persuasive speaking or writing

2. the use of emotions to convince a reader

1. Rhetoric

2. Pathos

500

The following is an example of what sense(s)?

"The cold winter air whistled past my ears and made me shiver."

Touch and sound

500

The following is an example of what POV?

"Jerry groaned in exasperation at Housten. 

'I'm tired of this!" he yelled.

Jerry was being crazy, Housten decided, so he would ignore him."

Third- Omniscient

500

The following is an example of what appeals?

"You should trust me because I have been a doctor for 20 years. I have had success in 98% of the cases I treat."

Ethos

500

ID what each example is of:

"I was only trying to help them! They were suffering and they have families, too; wouldn't you want someone to help them if they were your sister or brother?" I shouted, angrily.

Indirect, pathos, first person

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