Across
- 2. Comparisons that describe one thing in terms of another
- 4. a question that requires no answer, usually because the answer is implied.
- 9. Repeating words, phrases or ideas for emphasis
- 10. language Involves the reader directly in the issue by using such words as 'we' or 'us'
Down
- 1. can be presented as information, facts or statements that support a point of view
- 3. Repetition of a sound, particularly at the beginning of words
- 5. using dramatic, forceful language to exaggerate the true situation
- 6. Argument you consider a possible argument against your thesis
- 7. involve the manipulation of emotions, rather than valid logic to win an argument
- 8. is about a writer’s attitude and certainty about a topic. (must, cannot, truly, undoubtedly)