Schaefle final

3. The author's intended message from the text
5. Using emotion to persuade
6. Writing that shows value of multiple sides of the topic but has a clear stance or claim.
7. Words and phrases that are not meant to be taken literally
10. The techniques used to persuade in advertisements, speeches, or everyday discussion
11. A comparison without using the words like or as. Stating that something IS something
13. What a character says aloud
14. Using logic to persuade
15. A statement declaring the topic, stance of an argument, and reasoning for that stance.
16. An exaggerative phrase

1. A reference to a work of art within a text, often fictional.
2. Giving human attributes or characteristics to non-human entities
4. An object or person that stands in to represent a concept being explored in a fictional text.
8. A written story, either creative non-fiction or fiction.
9. Using credibility to persuade
12. A comparison using the words like or as