Zinc #1 Vocab. Review

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Rhetorical Appeals:

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Parts of an argument that aim to influence the audience's feelings, beliefs, or thoughts.

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Flashback:

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An interruption in a story to describe an earlier event.

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strategize:

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to make a plan for achieving a goal

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juxtaposition:

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the act of placing two or more things side by side for comparison or contrast.

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Prose:

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Ordinary writing or speech (not poetry)

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Voice:

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The personality expressed by the writer or character.

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Diction:

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Word choice, the words an author or speaker chooses to create a particular effect.

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narrator:

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the person who tells a story

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ethos: the spirit of the times; a person or company's guiding principles and beliefs; a speaker or writer's authority to express opinions on a subject

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the spirit of the times; a person or company's guiding principles and beliefs; a speaker or writer's authority to express opinions on a subject

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Pathos: quality in a character, work of art, or situation that evokes emotion, sadness, or pity.

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the quality in a character, work of art, or situation that makes someone feel emotion, sadness, or pity