Ideas and Content
Telling a story of an event or series of events
What is a narrative?
The author's attitude about a subject
What is tone?
A sentence that gives a command
What is an imperative sentence?
A writer's word choice
What is diction?
When 2 things/ideas are placed close to each other
What is juxtaposition
This word represents the art of writing and speaking
What is rhetoric
A question that does not expect to be answered
What is a rhetorical question?
The rhythm of a lyrical poem is shown through this writing device
What is rhyme?
Assonance and consonance are examples of what same writing techniques
What is repetitions
This is the mnemonic device used to write your introductory paragraph for Rhetorical Analysis (AP Written response #2)
What is SOAPS?
An imaginary place that is the opposite of ideal and perfect
What is a dystopia?
This is an overstatement
What is hyperbole?
This is when a description makes the reader to vizualize something
What is imagery?
This is a direct or indirect reference to something or someone commonly known
What is allusion?
This is the use of slang in speech or writing
What is colloquial language?
This is information that is used to deliberately spread harm to a person, group, or insitution
What is propaganda?
This is the relation of words to each other
What is semantics?
This is a sharp remark of verbal irony that is not what it seems....
What is sarcasm?
This is a figure of balance in which two contrasting ideas are intentionally juxtaposed
What is antithesis?
An metaphor can also be considered an _________
What is an analogy?
A general truth of moral
What is an aphorism?
This dog only has 2 legs
Who is 2 Legs?
This sentence is an example of what kind of syntax:
Happy am I.
What is an inverted sentence?
This is when the addition or name of a subject is substituted for that if another that is closely associated with it
What is metonymy?
Anaphora is like parallelism and ______________
What is repetition?