Rhetorical Analysis Language

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Across
  1. 4. repetition of vowel sounds in words placed close together
  2. 6. words that contain deeper, often emotional, meaning in addition to the literal meaning
  3. 10. specialized language used within particular professions or groups that might be difficult for outsiders to understand
  4. 11. direct or indirect reference to widely known literary, geographic, Biblical, or historic information
  5. 12. language meant to be taken at face value
  6. 13. a figure of speech in which a word or phrase represents something closely associated with it (“the crown” for “the king”)
  7. 14. figure of speech where a part of something represents the whole (“wheels” for “car”)
Down
  1. 1. the occurrence of successive words that begin with the same consonant
  2. 2. language that is based on research and has a consistent academic tone
  3. 3. sentence structure where the main clause stands at the end and follows details presented at the beginning
  4. 5. use of similar consonant sounds used in at the beginning, in the middle or at the end of a group of words
  5. 7. a comparison used to clarify a concept
  6. 8. sentence structure where the main clause stands at the beginning and is followed by extra details
  7. 9. words intended to instruct in a way that is overly serious, sometimes moralistic
  8. 15. exaggeration