Vocabulary
A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
What is a metaphor?
The use of words to apply an emotive reaction.
What is connotation?
What is central idea?
The arrangement of words and phrases.
What is syntax?
In a way that forms the basic nature of something.
What is inherently?
Giving an inanimate object a human description.
What is personification?
The three aspects of the rhetorical triangle.
What is audience, message, and writer/speaker?
A writing structure that orders a list of events as they occurred over time.
What is chronological structure?
A source that lists synonyms to a specific word.
What is a thesaurus?
Capable of being broken down into harmless components through natural processes.
What is biodegradable?
Use of words to communicate ideas beyond the words' literal meanings
What is figurative language?
What is nuance?
Information that supports or proves their opinions, claims, or central ideas.
What is evidence?
What is comma splicing?
A state of society in which diverse groups participate.
What is pluralism?
The description of sensory details using precise language.
What is imagery?
The appeal of credibility to convince a group.
What is ethos?
The least reliable URL domain name for valid evidence.
What is .com?
Terms that are commonly used in academic disciplines, such as English, the social sciences, mathematics, and the sciences.
What is Academic Vocabulary?
A synonym of retaliation.
What is vengeance?
Figurative Language influences this rhetorical technique?
What is nuance?
The author creates a message at the most opportune time for the audience to be persuaded.
What is kairos?
An opinion from an expert.
What is testimony?
To start a sentence with a conjunction or end a sentence with a preposition.
What is contested usage?