Media & Marketing
Isn't It Ironic?
Words About Words
That's, Like, Your Opinion, Man
Wild Card
100

The appeal to logic is also called

Logos

100

This literary device is a situation in which there is a contrast between expectation and reality. 

Irony

100

The dictionary definition of a word can also be called the...

Denotation

100

An opinion like "Chick Fil A is better than Popeyes" is also known as a...

Subjective Statement 

100
When an author makes a direct statement to the reader with something specific about a character, it is called...

direct characterization 

200

A commercial with a celebrity cameo is a good example of ... 

Ethos

200

Also called "sarcasm," this type of irony occurs when a speaker says one thing, but really means another.

Verbal Irony

200

The attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience conveyed through word choice and the style of the writing is called...

Tone 

200

A statement that is true, like "The DHS mascot is a falcon" is an example of ...

Objective Statement 

200

While the tone reflects the attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience, the _________________  is the overall feeling, or atmosphere, of a text often created by the author's use of imagery and word choice.

Mood

300

A commercial that includes words like "research shows," statistics, and facts about a product would be an example of...

Logos

300

This type of irony occurs when the audience knows a key piece of information that a character in a play, movie or novel does not

Dramatic Irony

300

A character's ____________, or word choices, can be used as direct and indirect characterization by the author.

Diction

300

A statement that shows prejudice in favor of or against something, someone, or a group is called ...

Biased

300

Not just a type of punctuation, this word also describes when a person (or object) who cannot or will not respond is addressed. 

Apostrophe

400

An appeal to emotion is ...

Pathos

400

This occurs when the actual result of a situation is totally different from what you’d expect the result to be


Situational Irony

400

This refers to the positive, negative, or neutral way words can make a reader feel. 

Connotation 
400

Ideally, newspapers and other forms of reporting that are supposed to share facts and events, show no prejudice for or against their subjects and are supposed to be good example of ______________________ reporting. 

Unbiased

400

Unlike a theme, the ________________ tells you exactly what the writer is saying about the theme. 

thematic statement

500

A commercial that shows an image of sad, starving puppy with a statistic that says "25% of dogs in animal shelters are purebred" is an example of these TWO rhetorical devices. 

Pathos and Logos

500

What kind of irony is being shown in the following scenario:
Looking at her child's messy room, Mom says, "Wow, you could win an award for cleanliness!"

Verbal Irony

500

When characters are used to contrast with one another and highlight their unique qualities. 

Foils

500

An article on the internet uses subjective statements, lots of words with negative connotations, and only facts that support the article's point would be an example of _________________ reporting. 

biased

500

"Barsanuphius' head brushed the top of the door as rushed into the classroom to avoid getting a DOT." This is an example of _________________ characterization. 

Indirect