Born a Crime__Chapter 1

This literary device is when facts, data, statistics, & logical ideas are presented to the reader.

• simile

• pathos

• logos

• ethos

A conversation between 2 or more characters/people in a text.

• Metaphor

• Inner thoughts

• Exploding the moment

• Dialogue

When the writer takes an important moment from the story and tells it in slow motion it is called...

• ethos

• suspense

• inner thoughts

• exploding the moment

When the reader is able to get inside of the head of a character, this is called

• Suspense

• Shock

• Imagery

• Inner Thoughts

A feeling of anticipation that is created for the reader.

• imagery

• rhetorical question

• suspense

• logos

Imagery is when...

• When the author gives life to a nonhuman object.

• When the author exaggerates for effect

• When the author uses the 5 senses-smell, touch, taste, sight, hearing--to create a picture or sensory experience for the reader.

• When the writer takes an important moment from the story and tells it in slow motion.

When Trevor Noah shares with the reader the firsthand account of injustices he faced in his home country, he is buidling trust with his reader, also know as...

• ethos

• logos

• pathos

• imagery

This literary device is intended to make the audience laugh or bring amusement

• hyperbole

• imagery

• humor

• dialogue

A question that is asked for effect or has no real answer or an obvious answer. 

• Pathos question

• Rhetorical Question

• Ironic Question

• Dialogue question

This line is an example of what literary device:

"The more time we spent at church, she reckoned, the more blessings we accrued, like a Starbucks Rewards Card."

• rhetorical question

• logos

• Metaphor

• Simile