Rhetoric
The reason that a writer/speaker is communicating with an audience
What is purpose?
Words that sound like what they are. Examples of this are: Boom! Pow! Smash! Zap!
Onomatopoeia
Cory is to Troy as Jem and Scout are to
Atticus
This part of speech modifies nouns
Adjectives
Ethos, Pathos and Logos are the three of these.
What are the appeals?
Drop is to rain as _______ is to snow
Flake
Symbol
Lyons is to Cory as Gabe is to ___________
Troy
A word that replaces a proper noun to continually refer to it. This is often referred to as an "antecedent"
Pronoun
Atticus uses this to show that Tom Robinson could not have possibly assaulted Mayella Ewell. One of the appeals
Logos
The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of ALL of the characters in the story
What is 3rd Person Omniscient
Simile is to Metaphor as denotation is to ___________
Connotation
This part of speech modifies verbs
Adverbs
The part of the rhetorical triangle that is directly impacted by Pathos
What is the audience?
Similes and Metaphors are the both figures of speech that make...
What are Comparisons
Atticus is to Tom Robinson as _______ is to Johnson Hinton
This part of speech joins two clauses together. The acronym FANBOYS is often used to help students remember this
What are conjunctions
The Greek Philosopher that coined the term "rhetoric", meaning "the art of language".
Aristotle
When vowel sounds are repeated rhythmically throughout a line or phrase. An example would be, "Interviews by the pool, considered a fool 'cause I dropped out of high school".
Assonance
Logos is to Message as Ethos is to _________
What is the speaker?
A word governing a noun or pronoun that shows a type of relationship
Preposition