Vocabulary

Question 1

When reader/audience knows something the characters does not

Answer 1

Dramatic Irony

Question 2

language with contrast between apparent and real meaning, softer form of sarcasm

Answer 2

Irony

Question 2

logical adherence to a topic that binds all parts of a composition, clear sentences, being logical and consistent

Answer 2

Coherence

Question 3

Speed at which a piece of writing moves along

Answer 3

Pacing

Question 3

The way a writer writes

Answer 3

Style

Question 4

Rhetoric modes

Answer 4

Variety, conventions and purposes of major kinds of writing

Question 5

Art of using persuasive language, analyzing choices in writing

Answer 5

Rhetoric

Question 6

words state the opposite of writer/speakers meaning

Answer 6

Verbal irony

Question 7

contradictory terms used together for effect

Answer 7

Oxymoron

Question 8

events in order as they happen

Answer 8

Narration

Question 9

events turn out the opposite of what was expected

Answer 9

situational Irony

Question 10

writing that explains, conveys information, or gives background, it tells

Answer 10

Exposition

Question 11

Mocking, imitation of something, meant to be funny

Answer 11

Parody

Question 12

writers attempt to convince his reader to agree with him

Answer 12

Argumentation

Question 13

perspective

Answer 13

Point of view

Question 14

third person where author knows everything

Answer 14

Omniscent

Question 15

third person where author only knows certain things

Answer 15

limited

Question 16

facts, words, or emphasis to achieve a preconceived intent, arrange words in a way so that the reader has the same emotion as you

Answer 16

slanting

Question 17

Statement that seems self contradictory but contains truth, at first does not seem to make sense but it actually does

Answer 17

paradox

Question 18

words or expression used in a nonliteral way

Answer 18

figurative language