AP Language And Composition Rhetorical Terms And Glossary Part 3 Flashcards
Exposition
Explanation of background information bedded to understand the plot
Explication
Discovering the meaning of the text
Extended metaphor
Developed throughout a piece of writing
False analogy
When two cases are not sufficiently parallel to lead reader to accept a claim of connection between them
Figured of language
Language that contains similar metaphors associations more imaginative
Figures of speech
Expressions simile is comparisons
Freight train
Sentance containing three or more very short independent clauses joined by conjunctions
Hubris
Pride of ambition that leads a tragic hero to disregard warning of doom causing his or hers down fall
Hyperbole
So hungry he could eat the moon
Image
Words or words describe sensory thing perceived by a sense
Induction
Moves frond specifics to generalization
Inference
A conclusion one can draw from presented details
Interior monologue
Writing that records the conversation that occurs inside a characters head
Inversion
Subject first then verb then commence tart
Irony
Actual outcome is opposite to what was expected