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terms for ELA 7

the terms like diction and syntax and stuff

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Diction The choice of word, especially regarding correctness, clearness, or effectiveness. Cry, sob, or whimper? Walk , stroll, or race? Said, proclaimed, or whispered?
The choice of word, especially regarding correctness, clearness, or effectiveness. Cry, sob, or whimper? Walk , stroll, or race? Said, proclaimed, or whispered? Diction
Syntax The arrangement of the words and phrases to create well formed sentences.
The arrangement of the words and phrases to create well formed sentences. Syntax
Tone Expresses the author’s attitude toward a subject.
Expresses the author’s attitude toward a subject. Tone
Audience Who is the writer talking to? Who is the intended audience? How might audience affect how you present your ideas?
Who is the writer talking to? Who is the intended audience? How might audience affect how you present your ideas? Audience
Claim To state something as true; can be factual or judgmental.
To state something as true; can be factual or judgmental. Claim
Ethos The ethical appeal The credibility or trustworthiness of the speaker.
The ethical appeal The credibility or trustworthiness of the speaker. Ethos
Pathos The emotional appeal The speaker or writer appeals to the audience’s emotion.
The emotional appeal The speaker or writer appeals to the audience’s emotion. Pathos
Logos The logical appeal The speaker or writer appeals to the audience’s logic
The logical appeal The speaker or writer appeals to the audience’s logic Logos
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