Involves the use of generalization to draw a conclusion about a specific case

Stance revealed by the style/tone of the writing

A word's primary of literal significance

The cultural meaning of a word

Ordering of words in a sentence

Process in which specific examples are used to reach a general conclusion

Attitude, mood, or sentiments revealed by the style

Combination of ideas to form a theory or system

Stylistic devices used by the author to appeal to the audience

The organizational pattern utilized:

As used in line 3, the term faculties most clearly means:

Which best describes the rhetorical function of lines 27-29?

Organizational pattern utilized is:

Organizational pattern utilized is:

Tone of passage can best be described as:

Organizational pattern utilized is:

Best synonym for the term "hewn" in line 7 is:

Organizational pattern utilized is:

Author's voice is best characterized as:

The word "filial" is used to relate to:

A jury calling on a renowned psychiatrist to testify in court would be the appeal known as:

A political ad showing images of war and destruction would be appealing the audience's

A student presenting documents research to support a claim is utilizing this appeal:

A defense attorney whose defense is based on the lonely/unhappy childhood of the client is appealing to the ____ of jury members

Describes the variety and conventions of language-based communication

"Talking around a subject"

The ordering of words in a sentence

An error in reasoning that renders an argument invalid

The literal meaning of a word

The cultural meaning of a word that is largely decided by context

When Hillary Clinton says Donald Trump's immigration policy is disastrous because he is a cruel person:

Brad Pitt claims that his potential addiction to drugs/alcohol, and of other stars, is in no way, shape, or form a potential reason for their divorces

"If you really wanted to score a five on the AP Lang exam, then you wouldn't spend so much time on your AP Lit work"

"If you really need a character reference for me, you should call my grandmother. I can vouch for her."

Supporters of Bernie Sanders, a social reformer, must all be socialists poised to abolish private property in the US

An illogical, misleading comparison between two things

"If you choose to enroll in AP Lang, there is either an A in the class of failing miserably: there is nothing in between"

After Hillary Clinton attacks Donald Trump for his lack of ability to pay Federal taxes, Trump brings up Benghazi and challenges Clinton on her foreign policy miscues

"Who knows whether Big Foot really exists? Thus, he does NOT exist."

"If the school doesn't put an end to cell phones in the classroom, pretty soon every student will be on their phones each hour and grades will plummet."

"My friend Liam plays football, and he's a very smart person. Thus, all football players are extremely intelligent."

"Ever since children became addicted to video games, there have been more school shootings. Video games are definitely to blame for this trend."

Even though New York's "Stop and Frisk" policy was named unconstitutional, Trump said it wasn't unconstitutional, simply because he said so, and there is simply no questioning to what he says.

Who is the author?

What comparison is the author making?

Who is the author?

Who is the author?

As it is used, conceit most likely means:

Author?

Author?

"Diets," as referred to in the reading are:

Author?

"Sentiments," as it is used in the passage, most likely means

We all knew he would think abortion is wrong! He's a priest!

"We should have a car wash to raise money for Senior Prom. The three classes before us have all done it!"

The mill must be polluting the river because there has been a recent increase in bird deaths around there

The unintentional use of a word that resembles the word intended but has a very different meaning

A word's literal meaning

One term is substituted for another term with which it is closely associated

A use of irony to mock/convey contempt

Authors carefully determine a word based on its context, as it will determine this:

A mild or indirect word substituted for one considered to be too blunt

"My new car goes faster than the speed of light"

The Pelican being friends with the fish in the tanks in the dentist's office is an example of:

"Tell me pacifically what she said"

A narrative featuring Mr. Misery. with daughters named Hope, Faith, and Love might be categorized as a(n):

Author?

In the preceding passage, the phrase "practice is not" is significant because it is an example archaic:

In the passage, "Embaseth's" archaic meaning is an example of:

Author?

In the passage, the author's use of "My blood" an example of:

In the passage, "disport" most likely means

Author?

Author?

Passage is an example of

A form of irony with the intent to injure:

"Just as a caterpillar grows out of its cocoon, so we must grow out of our comfort zone"

In Romeo and Juliet, Mercutio makes fun of the Nurse after she confuses words by saying "she will indite him to supper." This is an example of a(n):

Author?

The primary technique utilized is:

"For, as Homer tells us, that the blood of the gods is not real blood, but only something like it; so we found that the brain of a beau is not a real brain, but only something like it."

Underlined portions are examples of:

Author?

"To be run through the body" is an example of a(n)

"Take thine face hence" from "Macbeth" is an example of

This is an example of:

Authors carefully determine a word based on its context, as it will determine this:

A word's literal meaning

One term is substituted for another term with which it is closely associated

A narrative in which characters symbolize very specific ideas/concepts

"Passed away" instead of "died"

"Past away" instead of "passed away"

Prominent preacher during the "Great Awakening"

Author of "Shall Liberty or Empire be Sought"

A symbolic figure for the movement of "Rationalism"

First Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Wrote "What is an American?"

Migrated to the Plymouth Colony on the Mayflower

Rallied public support for rebellion against Great Britain

Wrote "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"

Broke social norms as a prominent Puritan Writer in the American colonies

"Poet" of the American Revolution

Author?

As is used, ecclesiastical most nearly means

Author?

As used, the best definition for "conscience" is:

"On Eagle's Wings" is a very famous religious saying that is (a):

Writing or speech that is meant to sound sincere or meaningful but is empty and rather meaningless is called:

Author?

"...the devil is waiting for them, hell is gaping for the, the flames gather and flash about them, and would fain lay hold on them..."

"...hell is gaping for them, the flames gather and flash about them, and would fain lay hold on them, and swallow them up"

"The bow of God's wrath is bent, and the arrow made ready on the string, and justice bends the arrow at your heart, and strains the bow, and it is nothing but the mere pleasure of God, and that of an angry God..."

"...The wrath of God is like great waters that are dammed for the present; they increase more and more, and rise higher and higher, till an outlet is given; the longest stream is stopped..."

Reason is greater that Spirituality/the Natural World

Believed the church had drifted too far from the Bible

Man can attain perfection through the application of science

Believed in doing what the individual believes is morally correct

The true nature of man is one of the depraved individual (Abby's Hobbes)

God is just, God is supreme, God is NOT merciful.

"Here Skugg

Lies snug,

As a bug

In a rug"

Author?

"Here Skugg

Lies snug,

As a bug

In a rug"

Preceding verse is:

Arrangement of words to create well-formed sentences in a language is

The action or process of relating a story or sequence of events

Author?

Throughout the passage, the author utilizes:

"...for though the flame of liberty may sometimes cease to shine, the coal can never expire."

Author?

This excerpt is reflective of:

The Rhetorical Mode utilized is:

Author?

"the first is a rudder; the second, an oar or a sail."

Discursive most nearly means:

How might the author define "power?"

According to the author, the scripture never dealt with

Author?

Rhetorical Mode utilized:

"It is different from that of other painters, as the skin is from a piece of white or red drapery thrown over it."

Based on the content, the author is most nearly a(n):

"... like the tones of Titian's pencil, leave a sting behind in the mind of the spectator."

Which are the "better" of the two races, according to the author?

The subject of the writing is actually:

Means of repetition is an example of:

Author employs this stylistic mode:

Rhetorical Mode?

As used, periegesis most nearly means:

Author?

Best definition for requited:

Tone of poem:

Author?

The "mud from a muddy spring" (line 3) references

Underlined technique (#23) utilized is:

The underlined "Golden and sanguine laws" pertain to:

This is an example of

Author writes "Abel was a fine pastoral poet, and Cain a fine bloody poet" to establish which kind of tone?

The "Sad Fellow" is

Two or more words close to one another repeat the same vowel sound but start with different consonant sounds

Intended to teach, specifically in regards to morality

Concerned with beauty, or the appreciation thereof

Existing in thought or idea only

Repetition of similar first syllables