Across
- 3. complimenting your audience
- 4. to improve description
- 5. names a person or thing or action as something else
- 9. a phrase containing two or more contradictory terms
- 10. obvious exaggeration
- 11. question, a question which implies its own answer
- 14. language, vocabulary to make the audience/ reader feel a particular emotion
- 15. a persons viewpoint presented as fact
- 17. pronouns, i, you, we
- 18. comparison one thing to another, usually using as or like
- 19. and figures, factual data used in a persuasive way
Down
- 1. personification where emotions are given to a setting an object or weather
- 2. to increase the readers understanding of people, places and things
- 6. words that sound like what they mean
- 7. language, instructional language
- 8. language intended to create emotion
- 12. exaggerated language used for effect
- 13. three points to support an argument
- 16. making non human things do what only a human can do