ELA Terms

1. A comparison without using like or as
3. Rhetorical appeal that appeals to logic and reasoning (facts/statistics)
6. A comparison using like or as
7. The part of the plot that is the final outcome
9. Text structure that describes something that causes something else to happen
10. The part of the plot that is the moment of greatest interest
11. When the story is told by someone who is not in the story, using "he," "she," "they"
13. Rhetorical appeal that appeals to emotions and values
14. Text structure that describes something in a specific order or steps
15. Rhetorical appeal that appeals to credibility or authority
18. Text structure that describes a problem that is already solved or is trying to be solved
20. Repeating sounds, syllables, words, or phrases
21. The part of the plot that brings the story to a close
22. When the sound of a word imitates its name

2. Text structure that lists things based on importance or relevance
4. When the story is told by a character in the story, using "I," "me," and "we"
5. Text structure that describes something using details
8. Giving a non-human thing human qualities
12. The part of the plot that presents complications, builds suspense
16. Text structure that compares how multiple things are alike/different
17. Repetition of beginning sound/letter
19. The part of the plot that introduces characters, setting, and conflict