Across
- 2. replaces a noun
- 3. the art of using language effectively and persuasively to influence an audience
- 4. uses extreme exaggeration to make a point, add emphasis, or create humor.
- 5. describes a noun
- 8. describes a verb
- 11. uses like and as
- 13. strong emotions
- 14. where close-by words repeat the same beginning consonant sound
- 17. does not use like or as
- 18. use reason or logic to convince the people
- 19. person, place, or thing
Down
- 1. use emotions to convince the people
- 2. the same grammatical structure for words, phrases, or clauses that share the same importance
- 6. where an author places two contrasting or dissimilar things—such as characters, settings, ideas, or images
- 7. thing like for, but, then, and.
- 9. speaker or writer's credibility, authority, and character to convince an audience that they can be trusted
- 10. the action of the sentence
- 12. writers or speakers repeat words, sounds, phrases, or ideas to add emphasis.
- 15. a word or phrase is repeated at the beginning of successive sentences, clauses, or lines.
- 16. shows where the thing is located
