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| propaganda technique attempting to convince the public that one's veiws reflect those of the common person |
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| deliberate sequence of events or actions that presents and resolves a conflict in a literary work |
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| the perspective or vantage point from which a literary work is told |
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| an original source-such as a historical manuscript-that is used as a part of research |
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| ways that symbols, letters, or words may be presented in text (e.g. bold, italics, etc) |
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| an extreme form of persuasion intended to prejudice or incite the reader or listener to action either for or against a position |
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| main character in a literary work |
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| a joke that comes from a play on words. It can make use of multiple meanings or of a word's sound |
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| a passage repeated at regular intervals, usually in a poem or song |
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| the recurrence of sounds, words, phrases, lines, or stanzas used for emphasis |
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