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Eng2H SemExam TERMS

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TermDefinition
alliteration consonant sound repeated Cat Cut Corners
analogy compares two LIKE things
argument a stance FOR or AGAINST something
characterization actions, thoughts, feelings of a character
claim where a person stands on a topic
commentary commenting on an issue
conflict internal and external problems
connotation feeling associated with a words- THIN vs SKINNY
counterargument opposite side of an argument
diction word choice
ethos appeals to reputation
imagery 5 senses/ descriptive
internal rhyme rhymes WITHIN the line
irony opposite of what is said
logos appeals to FACTS
lyric a melodic poem
merit a SOUND argument
metaphor compares UNLIKE things- She's a monster in court
mood how a reader FEELS while reading
motif recurring image or idea- supports theme
pathos appeals to emotions
parallelism work together, pray together, struggle together
personification giving nonhuman things human qualities
propaganda a message aimed to influence
rhetorical fallacy NOT sound, faulty reasoning
rhyme scheme pattern of rhyme
simile use like or as to compare
slant rhyme not an exact rhyme
sonnet 14-line poem with a set rhyme scheme
support reasons and evidence
thesis where claim is stated
tone author's attitude
topic sentence introduces idea in a body paragraph
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