Rhetorical Project (Subjectivity-voice)

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Across
  1. 3. The use of an object to represent an idea.
  2. 4. the attitude or emotion of the author towards the writing.
  3. 5. A series of three parallel words, phrases, or clauses
  4. 6. may reference the author's use of active or passive voice in a piece of writing; otherwise, "voice" can refer to the how the writer's style comes across to the audience.
  5. 7. sentences that are very involved and hard to follow
  6. 10. the quality of a piece of a writing, generally defined by its coherence
  7. 11. the main idea of a literary work; it's defining principle
  8. 12. A logical form of reasoning that consists of a major premise and a minor premise, both leading to a conclusion.
  9. 13. when a part of something is used to represent a whole
  10. 14. the rules that govern sentence structure examples: exclamatory sentence
Down
  1. 1. the presentation of something as being smaller, worse, or less important than it actually is.
  2. 2. Describing a librarian as a witch reflects the ____ of a young reader.
  3. 7. a variety of sentence structures
  4. 8. connects one thought of the author to another.
  5. 9. the main idea of a piece of writing; the author's claim.