Running notes 179-192

Question 1

Sensory details

Answer 1

Words and phrases that help readers see, hear, taste, feel, or smell what an author is describing

Question 2

Sequence

Answer 2

Order in which events occur or in which ideas are presented

Question 3

Setting

Answer 3

Time or place where the story occurs

Question 4

Short story

Answer 4

Fiction story that focuses on one or two main characters

Question 5

Soliqucy

Answer 5

Speech delivered by character who is the loan on the stage

Question 6

Sonnet

Answer 6

Distinctive poetic style that uses a system of a pattern of metrical structure and verse composition usually consisting of 14 lines arranged and In a set scheme or pattern

Question 7

Speaker

Answer 7

Voice that talks to the reader in a poem

Question 8

Stage directions

Answer 8

Instructions of the actors, directors, and stage crew in the script of a play

Question 9

Stanza

Answer 9

Grouping of two or more lines within in a poem

Question 10

Anecdotal fallacy

Answer 10

Using a personal experience instead of sound reasoning or compelling evidence

Question 11

Fallacy of accent

Answer 11

Specific type of ambiguity that arises when the meaning of the sentence is hanging by placing an unusual Prosodic stress, or when its left unclear to which word the emphasis is supposed to fall on

Question 12

Appeal to ignorance

Answer 12

When one individual lack of information on the subject as proof that his or her own particular argument is right

Question 13

Appeal to authority

Answer 13

Arguer attempts to append their arguments to in an individual of power or authority

Question 14

Appeal to popular opinion

Answer 14

When somebody I search that I thought were conviction is correct since it is the thing that the general population excepts