Literary Terms and Techniques Quiz

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The word 'childish' has a positive connotation.

False (B)

Root words are one of the techniques used in visual text analysis.

False (B)

Pathos refers to the ethical appeal of an argument.

False (B)

Imperative verbs can start a sentence, often as an instruction.

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A 'hyperbole' is when the write is understating something.

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Connotation

Using words with positive or negative associations to evoke emotions or opinions. For example, 'childish' has negative connotations, while 'childlike' has positive connotations.

Situation (context)

The context in which words are used can help to understand their meaning. For example, the word 'blow' can have different meanings depending on the situation.

Logos

Words that appeal to the reader's sense of logic and reason. This is often achieved by using facts, figures, and evidence.

Pathos

Words that appeal to the reader's emotions, such as fear, anger, or sadness.

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Ethos

Words that appeal to the reader's sense of credibility and trust. This is often achieved by using the authority of experts or by using personal experience.

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