HE2 Fall 2018 Final

point of view in which the narrator only knows thoughts and feelings of one character

• logos

• 1st person POV

• 3rd person limited POV

• indirect characterization

a conflict with a person or force outside the character

• static character

• verbal irony

• external conflict

• rhetorical devices

a device in which a character in a drama makes a short speech heard by the audience bit not by the other characters in the play

• climax

• anecdote

• simile

• aside

an essay in which a writer analyzes given sources, establishes a position, and uses said sources to support established position

• synthesis essay

• argument essay

• foreshadowing

• aside

the arrangement of the parts of a sentence

• call to action

• static character

• sentence structure

• controlling idea

the beginning of the plot of a story, revealing the characters, setting, and a hint of the conflict

• commentary

• exposition

• allusion

• connotation

writer stirs emotions of audience in order to provoke a response

• character motivation

• pathos

• stage directions

• ethos

establishes writer's credibility

• thematic statement

• logos

• argument essay

• ethos

the narrator explicitly states a character's personality traits

• call to action

• indirect characterization

• direct characterization

• character motivation

writer uses reason to persuade audience

• pathos

• ethos

• logos

• rhetorical devices