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A, an

Not, without

Acro

High, extremity, tip

Aereo

Air

Agog

Leader, lead to

Agri / agro

Crop production, field

Alg /o

Pain

Ambi, amphi

Both, on both sides, around

Ana

Up, back, again, against

Andr /o

Man, male

Ann, enn

Year, years

Ante

Before

Anth / o

Flower

Anthrop /o

Man /human

Apo

Away, from, off

Aqua

Water

Arbor

Tree

Arch, archi

Rule, cheif, first

-arium


-orium


-ary

Place for

Arth /o

Joint

Astro, aster

Star

Auto

Self

Avi

Bird

Ax

Axis

Bar /o

Pressure, weight

Bell

War

Bene

Good, well

Bi, bin

Two, twice

Bibi /o

Book

Cardi /o

Heart, orifice

Carn /carni

Flesh, meat

Carp

Fruit

Cata

Down, completely, throughly

Caust, caut

To burn

Cede, ceed, cess

To go, to yeild

Cent, centi

100

Centro

Center

Cephal / encephalo

Head, brain

Cerebro

Brain

Chrom /chromat

Color, pigment, chromatics

Chro

*

Cide

To kill

Circum

Around

Clud, clus

Close

Cogn

Knowledge

Corp, corpor

Body

Cosm /o

Universe, world

Cracy /crat

Government, rule, power

Crani

Skull, cranium

Cred

Belief, believe

Cryo

Cold

Plot

Sequence of related events

Exposition

Introduction of characters and settings

External conflict

Forces outside the character

Internal conflict

Struggle within the character

Complications

Problems that arise

Climax

Emotional high point

Denouement

Resolution of a story

Chronological order

Stories told in sequence of events in which they happen

Suspence

Dramatizing moment

Flashback

Present is interrupted to show a scene from the past

Flash forward

To visit the characters future

Foreshadowing

Hints or clues of future action

Parable

Short story that teaches a lesson about life

Metaphors

Comparing two things w/o like or as


Ex. Metaphor: "Baby you're a firework."



Extension: "As you shoot across the sky"


"You gotta egnite the light and let it shine."

Simile

Comparing two things using like or as


Ex. He is as sweet as honey



She was like a delicate flower I'm the wind

Personification

Giving nonliving things human characteristics


Ex. Nocturnal shadows

Implied or indirect metaphor

Compares unlike things but doesn't mention the thing


Ex. Darla is an animal when she eats her food


Beth was drowning in homework

Ethos

An appeal to authority and credibility

Pathos

An appeal to the emotions

Logos

An appeal to logic and reason