words used that appeal to the 5 senses?

the words spoken by actors in a play?

statement that most people assume to be true, but that is not based in fact?

the P.O.V. in a story when person telling the story is a character inside the story and uses the pronouns such as I, my, we

professional or academic language used in nonfiction writing

an extreme exaggeration?

an introductory scene in a play?

a statement that is used to support or prove an argument?

the P.O.V. in story in which the person telling the story is outside the story, but knows what all of the characters in the story think, feel, and do

an organizational pattern in text that portrays steps in the order that they occur

poetry that does not have any end rhyme?

a long speech by one single character to other characters in a play?

words and phrases used to invoke an emotional response?

the event that sets the main character(s) on the journey that will occupy them throughout the narrative

statement that can be proven by asking experts, looking up information, etc.

a form of poetry that tells a story?

a long speech delivered by a character who is alone on stage?

a partiality that prevents the objective consideration of an issue?

the type of conflict is a character in a story that struggles with an eating disorder an example of

an organizational pattern in text that focuses on the similarities and differences between 2 things

a plot twist where the opposite of what is expected happens?

an appendix to a play (a concluding address)?

an argument that is based on faulty logic?

a character that stays the same in the story (doesn't learn anything)

taking information from 2 or more areas of text and adding the connected information together to come up with a conclusion