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Rhetoric
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logic-and-reasoning
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1. A set of similarly structured words or clauses: The dog ran - stumbled - and fell.
Allusion
Parallelism
Syllogism
Five parts of the story
2. Extended metaphor:
Allusion
Apposition
Anaphora
Allegory
3. Word choice which is viewed on the scales of formality and informality.
Irony
Diction
Ellipsis
The writing process
4. Writing categorized by type (science fiction - romance)
Diction
The writing process
Analogy
Genre
5. A reference in a written or spoken text to some other piece of knowledge.
Assonance
Diction
Allusion
Classification
6. The omission of words -- but context is provided by the context of the passage
Irony
Pathos
Ellipsis
Apostrophe
7. An artful variation from expected modes of expression -- Pun for example
Trope
Compare and Contrast
Irony
Euphemism
8. Implied meaning of a word
Analogy
Complex Sentence
Connotation
Epanalepsis
9. Two nouns that are adjacent to each other and reference the same thing -- My dog Toto
Analogy
Apposition
Syllogism
Point of view
10. Repetition at the end of a clause: 'Blood hath brought blood.'
SYNTAX
The writing process
Parable
Epanalepsis
11. Unusual or inverted word order -- Judge me by my size do you ?
Compound complex sentence
Classification
Hyperbation
Connotation
12. One independent clause and at least one dependent clause
Complex Sentence
Compound complex sentence
Trope
Five parts of the story
13. Writing that implies the contrary of What is actually written:
Syllogism
Irony
SYNTAX
Apostrophe
14. Repetition of vowel sounds in the stressed syllables of two more more adjacent words -- 'Or sinking as the light wind lives or dies.'
Assonance
Diction
Irony
Litotes
15. An indirect expression of unpleasant information: 'Passed away' for dead.
Apostrophe
Connotation
Syllogism
Euphemism
16. Sentence with two or more independent clauses and one or more dependent clause.
Diction
Parallelism
Compound complex sentence
Irony
17. Basic-Rhetorical-Mode: Using specific examples to illustrate an idea.
Parable
Example or Illustration
Symbol
Euphemism
18. Appeal of the text to the emotions or interests of the audience.
Point of view
Pathos
Irony
Diction
19. Basic-Rhetorical-Mode: Grouping material so it is easier to understand.
Classification
Apposition
Ellipsis
Symbol
20. Order of words in a sentence
Diction
Analogy
SYNTAX
Five parts of the story
21. Pre-writing (think: brainstorm - list) - Draft (write) - Revise (improve) - Proof - Publish
The writing process
Irony
Pathos
Apostrophe
22. An understatement - This is quite a nice city -- instead of it's a fabulous city
Diction
Complex Sentence
Litotes
Parallelism
23. The element that stands for more than itself -- Purple symbolizes royalty
Symbol
Syllogism
Alliteration
Allusion
24. Short story that illustrates a moral or religious principle.
SYNTAX
Example or Illustration
Apology
Parable
25. Basic-Rhetorical-Mode: Noting similarities and differences between objects - people - characteristics - and actions.
Apostrophe
Anaphora
Diction
Compare and Contrast
26. Logical meaning from inarguable premises - all mortals die - all humans are mortal - all humans die
Apposition
SYNTAX
Syllogism
Genre
27. Basic-Rhetorical-Mode: A comparison used to explain something.
Point of view
Analogy
Assonance
Classification
28. The direct address of an absent person or personified object as if they can reply -- Romeo O Romeo Wherefore art thou Romeo
Euphemism
Apostrophe
Ellipsis
Litotes
29. An elaborate statement justifying a controversial position -- 'We hold these truths to be self evident ...'
Euphemism
Symbol
Example or Illustration
Apology
30. Repetition of a group of words at the beginning of successive clauses: We shall not go on - we shall fight in France - we shall fight with confidence!
Anaphora
Litotes
Parallelism
Syllogism
31. A passage of text that evokes sensation: Waves crashing on the ocean looks like knives.
Image
Diction
Apostrophe
Genre
32. Perspective of a piece of writing: First - second third - etc.
Classification
Point of view
Apostrophe
Allegory
33. The repetition of consonant sounds of TWO or more adjacent words.
Alliteration
Allegory
Ellipsis
Apostrophe
34. Exposition/Introduction - Rising Action - Climax - Falling Action - Dénouement - resolution - or catastrophe
Example or Illustration
Parallelism
Five parts of the story
Euphemism
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