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| Word choice made by a writer |
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| language emplying one or more figures of speech. |
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| The art of stating ideas in a clear manner |
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| literary techniques used to highten the effectivness of expression |
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| Format or structure followed by a writer such as compare/contrast |
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| The arrangment of a sentence |
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| The choice a writer makes, the mix of distinctive features in a literary work. |
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| The way words are arranged in a work |
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| the primary position of a writer |
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| the attitude of a writer, usually impled. |
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| A brief narritive that focuses on a particual event |
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| a statement in whioch two opposing ideas are balanced |
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| Harsh or inharmonious sounds |
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| A word free from limitations. |
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| An attack aginst one's character instead of their views on an issue. |
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