10th ELA Testing Vocabulary

2. The rhetorical appeal of logic.
3. Information presented in sections with elaboration.
5. An alphabetized list of terms with definitions at the end of a text.
7. Exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.
9. The reader's feeling.
10. Capable of being believed.
11. The rhetorical appeal of emotion.
13. Naturally connected or holding together.
14. A particular viewpoint or way of thinking about something.
15. A reference to something famous in history, literature, or pop culture.
17. The author or speaker's attitude conveyed.
18. To show or explain something clearly.
20. To make something more easily understood.
21. Writing that appeals to the 5 senses that is filled with vivid descriptions.
22. The title of a text section introducing its topic.
23. The feelings associated with particular words or phrases.
24. Copying someone else's work or ideas without proper citations.
25. A figure of speech using a part to represent the whole.

1. The repetition of initial consonant sounds in neighboring words.
4. Restating information in different words.
6. Presenting information as a series of instructions or steps.
8. A drawing used to emphasize a text aspect.
9. An understatement to achieve a greater effect.
12. The dictionary meaning of a word or phrase.
15. A written note providing comments or explanations of a section or line of text.
16. The art of persuasive speaking or writing.
19. Presenting facts, events, or details in the order of occurrence.
26. The rhetorical appeal of credibility and ethics.