Across
- 3. Deliberate use of exaggeration or overstatement, often for comic effect
- 5. Rhetorical and persuasive appeal to emotions
- 7. Expression characteristic of a language, region, community; not understood literally
- 12. Form of parallelism that emphasizes stron contrasts
- 13. question, Questions with obvious answers, creating emphasis and emotion
- 14. A non-human subject is given human characteristics
- 16. Portrays differences between appearance and reality: verbal, dramatic, situational irony
- 17. Rhetorical and persuasive appeal to credibility, to ethics, to authority
- 18. One thing is spoken of as if it is something else
Down
- 1. Question, Questions with obvious answers, creating emphasis, emotions
- 2. The sense that something is ominous around the corner: worry, anxiety, fear, stress
- 4. Use of words to imitate sounds: whirr, thud, hiss
- 6. Atmosphere and emotions created by diction, figurative language, word choices
- 8. Reference to well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art
- 9. Form of parellelism that suggests strong contrasts
- 10. Author’s attitude toward subject created by point of view: serious, comic, sarcastic etc
- 11. Rhetorical and persuasive appeal to logic
- 12. Repetition of initial consonant sounds, giving emphasis, to imitate, musical effects
- 15. Compares two things using “like” or “as”
