Figurative Language
A piece of figurative language that is a reference to something.
What is Allusion?
What is the main story?
What is Plot?
What is the most intense point in the story?
What is Climax?
A reference to something, usually having quotation marks.
What is a Quote?
A claim by the opposite side of the argument.
What is Opposing Claim?
A piece of a figurative language that compares two things.
What is an Analogy?
Where a story takes place.
What is Setting?
The main thought while reading a story.
Going against what someone else said, to prove them wrong, usually in an Argumentative Essay.
What is a Rebuttal?
A correct, and fancier way of writing.
What is Formal Style?
A piece of figurative language that is a play on words.
What is a Pun?
The reasoning behind something.
What is Purpose?
Things that help reinforce the Main Idea.
What are Supporting Details?
What is a Thesis?
An incorrect way of writing, mostly used in casual scenarios.
What is Informal Style?
When something happens that is the opposite of what you expect.
What is Irony?
How the story is setup.
What is Text Structure?
A guess about a story.
What is Inference?
Continuing on a topic, to make it easier to understand.
What is Elaboration?
Having enough, or more than enough.
What is Sufficient?
A piece of figurative language that has a likeness to the actual meaning.
What is a Metaphor?
Expression in the story.
What is Tone?
Something out of the ordinary, or easily visible.
What is Distinction?
Closing up an essay by restating your main points.
What is a Summary?
Being connected to the main argument in some way, shape, or form.
What is Relevant?