Rhetorical Devices
Across
- 4. using the last word from one sentence at the beginning of the next
- 5. an understatement
- 6. an observation that contains a general truth
- 9. specialized terminology
- 12. an appeal to credibility and authority
- 15. a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens
- 16. placing two unlike objects together for effect
- 18. a reference to another event, person, or text
- 20. a short story or narrative
- 22. an exaggeration for effect
- 23. a moment of sudden revelation
- 24. repeating a sound, word, or phrases for emphasis
Down
- 1. part represents the whole
- 2. the use of ordinary/common words or phrases
- 3. a literary work in the form of letters
- 7. an appeal to emotion
- 8. the use of humor/irony to critique/criticize
- 10. an expression of contrasting ideas in parallel structure
- 11. using apparently contradictory terms together
- 13. biased information used to promote a political point of view
- 14. word choice
- 17. an appeal to logic and reason
- 19. visually descriptive or figurative language
- 21. a comparison of two unlike objects
- 23. repetition of a word or phrase at the end of successive clauses