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| specific techniques that an author chooses to relay an intended message (e.g. figurative language, tone, flashback, imagery, irony, word choice, and dialogue |
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| stem-the part of the word to which we attach and affix |
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| a propoganda technique that appeal to others to join the crowd in order to be on the winning side |
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| a personal and largley unreasoned judgement either for or against a particular person, position; a prejudice |
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| unrhymed poetry written in iambic pentameter (5 pairs of syllables ) |
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| propoganda technique where keywords or statistics are used to slant the message |
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| cheif topic; key point made in a written passage |
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| individuals who participate in the action of a literary work |
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| a way a writer creates and developes characters personalities (what a character says, does, thinks; what a narrator tells you; physical appearance; what other characters say about him |
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| the part of the plot where the conflict and tension reach a peak, a turning point of the story |
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