English (2nd exam)
is a piece of writing made up Of a number of Paragraphs
Essay
the first Paragraph of an essay should introduce the reader to the essay topic
Introductory Paragraph
explains in detail one of the main ideas expressed in the thesis statement
Body Paragraph
is a statement you make about the supporting detail
Topic Sentence
explains the essay by reviewing the main ideas from each Paragraph and leaving the reader with a final thought
Concluding Paragraph
Repeat the importance Of your topic
Relevance
Reiterate the Points you discussed
Review
Summarize your conclusions
Summary
The first Paragraph is an _
introduction
The second and third paragraphs form _ of the essay
the body
The fourth Paragraph is a _
conclusion
You write about the life and personality of a Person Who actually lived
Biographical essay
Consists of repeating a word, Phrase, Or sentence, and is Common in both Poetry and Prose
Repitition
derived from a Greek word meaning "over-casting" is a poetic device that Involves an exaggeration of ideas for the sake of emphasis
Hyperbole
Repetition of a word or Phrase at the beginning of several subsequent lines
Anophora
Repetition of a word in the middle of every line of clause
Mesodiplosis
Repetition of a word at the end of every line or Clause
Epistrophe
Repetition of the same word or Phrase without any words in between
Epizeuxis
Repetition of the last word of One line as the first Word of the next
Anadiplosis
Repetition of the first word or words Of a line also at the end of that line
Epanalepsis
a figure of speech in which a negative statement is used to affirm a Positive sentiment
Litotes
is the process through which the writer brings forth the nature, Personalitys and Physical appearance of the characters for the readers better understanding of them
Characterization
the writer makes direct statements about a Characters Personality and tells what the character is like
Direct Characterization
the writer reveals information about a Character and his personality through that characters thoughts, words, and actions, along with how other Characters respond to that character Including What they think and say about him
Indirect Characterization
Any Persuasive technique whether in print or electronic media whose purpose is to influence your opinions, emotions, and attitudes.
Propaganda
Directs appeal to groups held together already by common ties, ties of nationality, religion, race, sex, vocation
Bandwagon
the Part of speech that expresses action, Condition, or being, Change from to indicate person, number, tense, voice, and mood
Verb
are followed by the base form of a verb to Show certainty, necessity, or possibility
Modal auxiliary verbs