Persuasion
Figurative Language
Story Elements
Vocabulary
Grammar
100

A person's stance on the issue is also known as their _____________. 

Claim

100

The sentence, "Easy come, easy go" is an example of what?

Parallelism 

100

This is the most exciting point of the story.

Climax

100

This is the dictionary definition of a word

Denotation 

100

What makes up the verb in the following sentence, "The photographer will be taking pictures during Rafiki's concert."

will be taking

200

This is the appeal that should be the foundation of the argument, the others should be supplemental. 

Logos/Logical appeal

200

The sentence, "The light danced on the surface of the water." contains an example of..

personification

200

The perspective from which the story is told is known as the

Point of view


200

The word choice of an author is also known as... 

Diction

200

What is the prepositional phrase in this sentence: Jim Wilson jumped gracefully over the fence."?

over the fence
300

If someone is writing a thorough essay they will include the opposite perspective to show the audience that this perspective was considered. We would call this the __________ within the essay. 

Counterclaim 

300

The example, "Laughter is the best medicine" contains an example of what figurative language?

Metaphor

300

Types of this include internal, external. 

Conflict

300

A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning is known as

An inference

300

THAMO is an acronym used to remember the words Therefore, However, Also, Meanwhile, and Otherwise. These words are called what?

Conjunctive Adverbs

400

Author's purpose is...

the objective for delivering the message (some examples: to inform, persuade, entertain, etc.)

400

Describing the temperature, which is 5 degrees below freezing as, "It is a bit cool outside." would be an example of a(n)

Understatement

400

What is the type of conflict George Takei and his family faced in They Called Us Enemy

______vs. ________

Man vs. Society

400

An idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning. 

Example: Positive- Childlike, Negative- Childish

Connotation

400

What words make up the acronym SWABI?

Since, When, After, Because, and If

500

This is usually the most over used appeal, the speaker is trying to manipulate the audience in some way. 

Emotional Appeal or Pathos

500

The example, "A time traveler goes back in time and murders his own great-grandfather." contains what? 

a paradox 

500

A _____________ from 12 Angry Men could be, it's not easy to stand up for someone if you are in the minority, but it might be the right thing to do. 

Theme


500

The use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose or criticize something

Satire

500

What is the complete subject of the sentence "Chewing gum is how Simba relieves stress."

Chewing gum