English I Spring 2022 FINAL REVIEW

Logical Appeal

(Logos)

• Deals with reason and logic

• Ties up loose ends

• Deals with responses

• Connects to a goal

Purpose

• Narrator's explanation

• Prediction

• Logical evidence

• Desired goal

Visualization

• Telling beforehand

• Picturing in your mind

• Satisfying needs

• Creating tension

Emotional Appeal

(Pathos)

• Deals with desired outcomes

• Appealing to the senses

• Appeals to wants, needs, and desires

• None of the above

Dramatic Irony

• The reader or audience knows something the character(s) do not

• A surprising event occurs that is the opposite of what is expected

• When you say one thing but mean the opposite

• None of the above

Nonfiction

• fairy tales

• science fiction

• dramatic novels

• writing about real people, places, etc.

Expository

• Main idea

• Predicting

• Writing that gives information

• Writing that is fictional

Narration

• Putting in own words

• Discovering main ideas

• Writing that is interesting

• Writing that tells a story

Personal Appeal

(Ethos)

• Based on knowledge and trust of a person

• Based on logic and facts

• Deals with language

• Deals with reasoning

Thesis

• Needs of audience

• Main idea of essay

• Conclusion of essay

• Point of view