Figurative Language
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
a simile
The last page of an MLA paper is the....
Works Cited
In rhetoric logos is an appeal to...
reason or logic
Name the text read this year which focused on a young man and the woman he attempted to rob.
"Thank you Ma'am"
Name the bird with the largest egg to body ratio.
Kiwi
A comparison without using 'like' or 'as'
metaphor
An MLA header has 4 parts. List them.
Your name, teacher's name, course name, and due date
In rhetoric pathos is an appeal to...
emotion
Name the woman who refused to give up her seat, sparking the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
Rosa Parks
When an author gives human attributes to non-human beings or things
personification
What is wrong this intext citation? (Rowling page 18)
Delete "page"
In rhetoric ethos is an appeal to ...
character
Name the text we studied this year which focused on the trials faced by an African American family in the Jim Crow South.
Ms. Pugh and Lois Lowry, author of The Giver, both spent time living in this country.
Japan
When a word sounds like what it is meant to represent, ex. Bang
Onomatopoeia
What do you call the citations included on the works cited page?
Bibliographic citations
In rhetoric the setting refers to what?
The manner or place where the audience will interact with the text
Helen Keller
What year marked the beginning of the Great Depression?
1929
When the same consonant sound is used several times in a line. EX. several slimy snakes slithered
consonance
What is wrong with this topic sentence: In "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" Rowling uses snake symbology to highlight the evil of Lord Voldemort.
Titles of books are in italics, not quotations
What are the 5 key parts of a rhetorical situation?
author, purpose, text, setting, and audience.
Name the text studied this year which focused on a man trying to get his daughter back.
"Chee's Daughter"
What famous American poet wrote the poem "The Road Not Taken"?
Robert Frost