Rhetorical Appeals
Which appeal uses emotions to persuade?
Pathos
Comparison using “like” or “as”
Simile
The person telling the story is called...
Narrator
The highest point of tension in a story is the...
Climax
“Their / There / They’re”—which shows possession?
Their
Which appeal relies on credibility or trust?
Ethos
Giving human traits to non-human things
Personification
A character who stays the same is…
Static
The part of the story that leads up to the climax is called the...
Rising Action
A person, place, thing, or idea is...
Noun
Which appeal uses logic and facts?
Logos
“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse”
Hyperbole
The main character is...
Protagonist
The end of the story is called the...
Resolution
A word that replaces a noun is...
Pronoun
“Imagine how sad this puppy feels without a home…” is an example of...
Pathos
"Spill the beans"
Idiom
A character who changes is...
Dynamic
The part of the story after the climax is called the...
Falling Action
What part of speech is quickly?
Adverb
"As an award-winning chef, I think..." is an example of...
Ethos
Repetition of beginning consonant sounds
Alliteration
When a story is told by the main character, it is what type of narration?
1st Person
The beginning of the story that introduces characters and setting is the...
Exposition
What part of speech connects words/phrases?
Conjunction