Week 23

What is the best defintion of non-literal?

• normal, every day meaning

• the truth

• means exactly what it says

• an abnormal or figurative meaning

What do we a call a common expression that has a non-literal meaning?

• metaphor

• idiom

• ethos

• logos

Idiom vs. Simile - Match the correct examples to the correct terms

• idiom

• as white as a ghost

• idiom

• break a leg

• simile

• better late than never

• simile

• it ain't over until the fat lady sings

• idiom

• her eyes were like diamonds

Which type of rhetoric uses numbers, facts, and statistics to persuade?

• ethos

• pathos

• logos

Which type of rhetoric uses the experience of the character to persuade?

• ethos

• pathos

• logos

Which type of rhetoric uses emotions to persuade a person?

• ethos

• pathos

• logos

Match the correct type of rhetoric to the correct term.

• Ethos

• A commercial uses puppies to help raise money

• Ethos

• An athlete tells you to buy a pair of shoes

• Logos

• A doctor tells you to take medicine

• Logos

• Using statistics for a weight loss company

• Pathos

• Using percentages to explain the success rate

What is the best definiton of plot?

• the major problem of a story

• the events that add tension in a story

• all the events that happen in a story

• the end of the story

Match the correct plot term to the the correct definition

• the characters and setting of a text

• rising action

• the major problem of a story

• resolution

• the events that add tension to the text

• climax

• the part of the story where we learn what will happen to characters- the "aha" moment

• exposition

• the ending of a text

• conflict