Reading & Comprehension
A central message or insight about life
Theme
Rhetoric
The main argument
Claim
When something represents something else
Symbolism
Break down into parts
Analyze
The main point of an informational text
Central Idea
Rhetorical Appeal-Credibility or trust
Ethos
Bias
Contrast between expectation and reality
Irony
Judge effectiveness
Evaluate
A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
Inference
Rhetorical Appeal-Emotional Appeal
Pathos
Based on facts, not opinions
Objective
Reference to another text, event, or figure
Allusion
Explain meaning
Interpret
Restate in your own words
Paraphrase
Logos
How trustworthy a source is
A type of character or situation
Archetype
Look Closely
Examine
Having many layers
Complex
Author's attitude
Tone
Explanation of how evidence supports the claim
Reasoning
Types of irony
Verbal, Situational, Dramatic
Determine value or quality
Assess