Fiction Elements
Rhetorical Appeals
MLK vs. Malcolm X
Figurative Language
Figurative Language 2
100

What is exposition?

Background info
100

95% of doctors recommend this supplement.

Ethos

100

Who argues for self defense?

Malcolm X

100

Thomas takes a tissue from the teacher.

Alliteration

100

He was as grumpy as The Grinch.

Allusion

200

What is theme?

The main message or takeaway

200

Please let me go to the dance! I will DIE if I can't make it!

Pathos

200

"We must meet physical force with soul force."

Martin Luther King

200

The sun smiled down at me.

Personification

200

We will rise from the ash and we will rise from the dust.

Repetition

300

What is at the top of the Plot triangle?

Climax or turning point

300

You should stop smoking because it is bad for your health.

Logos

300

"I don't see any American dream; I see an American nightmare."

Malcolm X

300

The lilac-colored sky faded slowly into a hazy, beautiful blue at dusk

Imagery

300

"To compose a country committed to all cultures, colors, characters and conditions of man."

Alliteration

400

Mood vs. tone

Tone = speaker's attitude

Mood = reader's feelings

400

I only buy organic food for my kids because I love them so much. What would I do without them?

Pathos

400
Fight violence with nonviolence, hate with love.

MLK

400

She is a shining star.

Metaphor

400

"What “just” is isn’t always justice."

Juxtaposition

500

List the 4 types of characterization.

Round, flat, dynamic, static
500

4/5 veterinarians recommend this medicine.

Ethos

500

Compare MLK and Malcolm's X's childhood.

MLK = happy childhood, enough money

Malcolm X = rough childhood, mom in hospital, etc

500

"We lay down our arms so we can reach out our arms to one another."

Juxtaposition

500

"The loss we carry, a sea we must wade."

Metaphor