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Language that uses word to express a meaning that is not the same as the literal interpretation

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A technique that writers use to expose corruption or wrong doing through humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule.

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A literary device in which the components of a sentence are grammatically the same

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A question used to lay emphasis to a point

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A writing technique that the author uses to convey a meaning with the goal of persuasion

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The attitude of a writer towards a subject or the audience

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The choice of words used in a particular situation

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How chosen words are used to form a sentence

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The literary element that describes the way the author uses words

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A report of related events presented to people in an arranged logical sequence

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Text that explains the the features of something.

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The main statement, what the author develops their paper or book about

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a literary method of introducing background information

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The art of capturing people, places, things in words so that the reader can visualize and respond to them.

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The appeal to emotions, a way of convincing through emotional response

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The appeal to ethic, a way to convince someone of character of credibility

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The appeal to logic, a way of persuading audience to reason

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Three elements to the art of persuasion, (Ethos, Pathos, and Logos)

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findings you gather from a reading that you are able to draw a conclusion from

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Rhetoric is the art of using language in a way that is effective and persuasive in written or spoken form.