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13 Cards in this Set
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Synecdoche
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using a part to represent a whole (get your butt in here...still get your whole self in here)
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Hyperbole
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over exaggeration
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Metonymy
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substitute one object for another (White House said today...)
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Hyperion
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God of Sun
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Satyr
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Half man, Half goat. Drink and have sex
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Hercules
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Son of Zeus, 12 labors and being strong, not smart
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Litotes
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sarcasm, understatement. Opposite of hyperbole
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Induction Reasoning
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From specific to general
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Deduction Reasoning
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From general to specific
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Analogy
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comparison
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Cause/Effect
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A causes B. Every action has a reaction
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Hamlet and Martin Luther
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the worms (the diet of worms, which was when they excommunicated martin luther. the edict)
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How to do well on the writing part
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Rebute all the possible arguments first
Then your argument. Different evidence, reasoning, etc. conclude by talking about lesson learned, why important, and broader applications |
