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48 Cards in this Set
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Diction
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Word choic
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Syntax
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Order of words/grammatical elements
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Imagery
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Figurative language appearing to lessons
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Smell, touch, taste, hear
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Phrase
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Group of words functioning Asa part of speech
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Doesn't have a subject AND verb
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Clause
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A group of words that contain both subject and verb.
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Independent clause- can stand as a complete sentence
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Verb phrase
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Was reading (group of words)
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Not a bee phrase- Benedict (was reading)
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Anaphora
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Memorable form of repetion
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"Now...." "Now…" "now…" starting each sentence with the same word (repeating)
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Inference
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Figuring out the meaning
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Guessing emotions and detail from the tone
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Denotation
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Dictionary definition
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Juxtaposition
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The arrangement of two or more things for the purpose of comparison
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Connotation
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Implied meaning
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Emotion associated
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Prototype
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Rough draft of final product
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Direct quotation
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Represents a persons exact words.
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Words are enclosed in a quotation marks.
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Indirect quotation
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Reports what someone said but restates it in his/her own language.
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Quotation marks are not used with indirect quotations.
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Strategize
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Planning the actions one will take to complete a task
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Transcript
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A written copy of a conversation that takes place between two or more people.
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Transcript
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A written copy of a conversation that takes place between two or more people.
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Claim
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A position statement (or thesis) that asserts an idea or take an argument for a specific position.
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Transcript
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A written copy of a conversation that takes place between two or more people.
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Claim
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A position statement (or thesis) that asserts an idea or take an argument for a specific position.
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Counter-Claim
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A position taking by someone with an opposing view point
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Transcript
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A written copy of a conversation that takes place between two or more people.
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Claim
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A position statement (or thesis) that asserts an idea or take an argument for a specific position.
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Counter-Claim
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A position taking by someone with an opposing view point
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Analogy
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A comparison between two things for the purpose of drawing condusions on a based on similarity to others.
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Voice
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The way writers or speakers uses words and tones to expeess ideas as well as his or her personal personality.
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Voice
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The way writers or speakers uses words and tones to expeess ideas as well as his or her personal personality.
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Logos
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A rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence and logic to appeal to the audiences sense of reason.
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Voice
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The way writers or speakers uses words and tones to expeess ideas as well as his or her personal personality.
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Logos
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A rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence and logic to appeal to the audiences sense of reason.
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Narrator
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The person telling a story
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Voice
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The way writers or speakers uses words and tones to expeess ideas as well as his or her personal personality.
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Logos
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A rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence and logic to appeal to the audiences sense of reason.
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Narrator
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The person telling a story
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Narrative
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A story about a series of events that includes character development, plot, structure, and theme.
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Can be a work of fiction or nonfiction.
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Voice
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The way writers or speakers uses words and tones to expeess ideas as well as his or her personal personality.
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Logos
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A rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence and logic to appeal to the audiences sense of reason.
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Narrator
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The person telling a story
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Narrative
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A story about a series of events that includes character development, plot, structure, and theme.
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Can be a work of fiction or nonfiction.
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Ethos
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A rhetorical appeal that focuses on ethics, or the characters or qualifications of the speaker.
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Voice
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The way writers or speakers uses words and tones to expeess ideas as well as his or her personal personality.
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Logos
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A rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence and logic to appeal to the audiences sense of reason.
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Narrator
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The person telling a story
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Narrative
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A story about a series of events that includes character development, plot, structure, and theme.
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Can be a work of fiction or nonfiction.
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Ethos
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A rhetorical appeal that focuses on ethics, or the characters or qualifications of the speaker.
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Pathos
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A rhetorical appeal to the readers to the reader's or listener's sense or emotions
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Rhetorical appeals
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The Use of emotion, ethical and logic
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Tone
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A writer or speakers attitude toward a subject, character, or audience.
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