2nd Deck: 1.1

Question 1

Imagery

Answer 1

Descriptions appealing to the 5 senses

Question 2

Allusion

Answer 2

An indirect reference to an event, person, or other text

Question 3

Voice

Answer 3

The unique style, personality, or perspective in a text

Question 4

Syntax

Answer 4

A set of rules to help arrange sentences

Question 5

Theme

Answer 5

The main or underlying idea of a text

Question 6

Thematic Statement

Answer 6

A sentence or more that expresses the theme
(THESIS)

Question 7

Figurative Language

Answer 7

Language that doesn’t use convential meanings

Question 8

Refutations

Answer 8

To disprove an opposing argument

Question 9

Claim

Answer 9

To state or assert soemthing

Question 10

Counterclaim

Answer 10

to rebut a previous claim

Question 11

Symbol

Answer 11

Something that is used to represent something else
(like an idea)

Question 12

Argument

Answer 12

A brief summary at the beginning of a text

Question 13

Sythesis

Answer 13

To combine multiple sources and ideas

Question 14

Conflict

Answer 14

A struggle between two opposing forces

Question 15

Concession

Answer 15

(in argumentative writing)
When one acknowledges an opposing point