Authors and Texts
Rhetorical Devices
Titles and Genres
Vocab
SOAPSToneS
100

“Antarctic iceberg the size of Chicago breaks off”

Julia Jacabo

100

inquiries that have obvious answers and that are asked for effect

rhetorical questions 


100

“Address to Students at Moscow State University”

    Speech

100

to change or adjust



adapt


100

the voice of the text

speaker

200

Who wrote Keep Memory Alive? 

Elie Wiesel

200

What is imagery?

Vivid details that appeal to the five senses of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell

200

“Everest”

Narrative essay

200

the study of past events



history

200

the time and place of a text or the context that prompted its creation

occasion

300

What did N Scott Momaday write? 

The Way to Rainy Mountain

300

assigns human characteristics to a nonhuman subject


personification

300

Desert Exile        

Memoir

300

a sentence formed to get information in reply



question

300

the listener, viewer, or reader of a text

audience

400

Who Wrote Everest: Touch the Top of the World

Erik Weihenmayer

400

the expression of the same idea in different words to strengthen a point

restatement

400

The Way to Rainy Mountain    

        Memoir

400

to correct or improve



revise


400

the topic of a text or what the text is about

subject

500

Who delivered the Address to Students at Moscow State University?

Ronald Reagan


500

the use of similar grammatical structures to express related ideas

parallel structure

500

“GPS Quick Start Guide”    

    Functional text

500

to inform or give new insight



enlighten

500

the author's emotional attitude toward their subject and audience

tone

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