Persuasion

4. How words are arranged in a sentence.
5. A reference to another work, event, or figure.
8. A flaw in reasoning that weakens an argument.
9. Language that goes beyond the literal meaning to suggest comparison or symbolism.
10. A figure of speech that combines opposite ideas, like "bittersweet."
12. Word choice used by an author to convey a specific meaning.
14. A persuasive appeal based on logic and reason.

1. A literary device that repeats the same consonant sounds at the beginning of words.
2. Overstating something for emphasis or effect.
3. The author’s attitude toward the subject.
6. Emotional appeal in writing or speech.
7. Use of hints to suggest deeper meanings in literature.
11. A subtle or indirect suggestion, often with a negative connotation.
13. Appeals to ethics and credibility.