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| A word formed from the initial letters of a name. |
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| when the subject does the action in the sentence,active voice is preferred over passive voice(when the subject recieves the action) |
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| the repition of the same consonant sound at the begining of several words in a line poetry . |
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| reference to a commonly known look,idea,or saying. |
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| similarity between things that are other.wis disimilarthrough the comparison the unclear idea,object,or technical concept is understood. |
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| repititon of a word or phrase at the begining of seccessive lines in verse. |
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| a short story or joke told at the begining of a speech to gain the audiences attenion. |
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| an occurance that is out of place and time |
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| the protagonist adversary.The main characters opponent |
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| when the ending of the plot in poetry or phrase is unfilling or lackluster. |
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| just a position of opposing ideas |
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| representation of various or different types of personalities in novels,films,and plays |
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| the repition of the same vowel sound in A phrase or line of poetry |
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there are six rules when corresponding in a bussiness atmosphere,otherwise called the 6 C's of bussiness writing
1.Courtious
2.Clear
3.Concise
4.Concrete
5.Correct
6.Complete |
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| A pause within a body of a line sometimes marked by punctuation.It may institute for a missing syllable |
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