Answer: A) Connotation
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Answer: B) Rhetorical Analysis.
Answer: A) Tone
Answer: B) Figurative language.
Answer: B) Five-line poem that describes a person, place, or thing.
Answer: D) Figurative Language.
Answer: B) Rhetoric
Answer: A) Poem
Answer: A) C (Charged Language).
Answer: B) Logos
Answer: B) Rhyme
Answer: A) Rhetorical Device.
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Internal conflict.
Answer: C) An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
Answer: D) Couplet
Answer: C) Theme
Answer: C) Foreshadowing
Answer: C) Entertain
Answer: D) Snob appeal.
Answer: D) Poetry
Answer: B) Meter/ Rhythm.
Answer: B) Motivation
Answer: B) Figurative meaning.
Answer: A) Theme
Answer: D) Ethan finally says, 'The mood in poetry is the atmosphere or emotional tone of a poem.'.
Answer: C) Rhythm
Answer: B) Persuade
Answer: C) Quatrain
Answer: D) Appeal to Vanity.
Answer: A) Figurative language.
Answer: B) Perspective
Answer: C) Inclusive language.
Answer: A) Internal Rhyme.
Answer: B) Abstraction
Answer: B) Slant rhyme.
Answer: B) Literal
Answer: A) The audience's logic and facts.
Answer: B) Author's attitude.
Answer: A) The basic unit of measurement in poetic lines containing one accented syllable and one or two unaccented syllables.
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) Further
Answer: B) Almost a quarter.
Answer: A) More intelligent.
Answer: B) Superlative degree.
Answer: B) HOTTEST
Answer: D) Less serious crimes; serious crimes; very serious crimes; particularly serious crimes.
Answer: A) Slower
Answer: C) Direct responsibility.
Answer: B) See the differences between two things.
Answer: D) Snowy is younger than Napoleon.
Answer: D) Most interesting.
Answer: B) Fourth
Answer: A) Gorgeous
Answer: D) Moderner
Answer: B) Incorrect
Answer: A) As big as.
Answer: C) To Add the infront of the adjective an EST with the adjective.
Answer: B) Happiest
Answer: A) Gum
Answer: A) Both pencil and ballpen are used for writing.