Language+and+Thought+2nd+Period+Section

Emily Stevens' Rhetorical Terms Syntax Pronunciation: [ **sin**-taks ] Definition: sentence structure Sentence: The magazine article used an elevated form of syntax which proved the writer’s eloquence. Memory trick: syntax starts with ‘syn,’ which makes almost the same sound as the ‘sen’ in sentence. This will help remind you that __syn__tax has to do with __sen__tence structure. Image: - This is a unique form of syntax found on computers.

Symbol Pronunciation: [sim-buhl] Definition: an object, idea, person, or place that represents something else Sentence: The family hung an American Flag in their front yard as a symbol of their patriotism. Memory trick: The prefix ‘sym’ refers to together, or with, which imply a relationship. There is a definite relationship between a symbol, and the thing that it symbolizes. Image: The American Flag symbolizes loyalty and patriotism.

Haley Stuckey's Rhetorical Terms:

Explicit Pronunciation:[ik-splis-it] Definition: Fully and clearly expressed or demonstrated and leaves nothing implied Sentence: His explicit language clearly depicted the character's situation. Memory Trick: The prefix 'ex' means out, so think that the language is out there leaving nothing hidden. Image: An open box leaves nothing to the imagination about its contents.

Tone Pronunciation: [tohn] Definition:a particular style or manner of writing ; mood Sentence: Poe's writing is well known for its dark and sinister tone. Memory Trick: Think that tone creates emotions (an emotional response from the reader). .Image: The emotional responses that tone can create.

Julie Parsons' Terms from the passage:

=**Fiat **=

Definition: an order or decree given by someone in absolute authority Pronunciation: fahy-uht Sentence: The people in the kingdom were outraged when they heard of the King's new constricting fiat. Memory Tip: "Fiat" starts with F-I. The word "Final" starts with F-I. When you think of a Fiat think of something that is Final like a finalized law or decree. Or take out the “I” in “fiat” and it becomes “fat” and a fat king always give decrees

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A town crier loudly proclaims the fiat decreed by the King.

Rudimentary

Definition: relating to basic principles; elementary Pronunciation: rōō'də-měn'tə-rē Sentence: The concepts first graders learn are rudimentary. Memory Tip: Rudimentary ends in "mentary" and so does the word eleMENTARY. Picture:

Anthropoid

Definition: resembling humans in outward appearance Sentence: The scientist researched the anthropoid characteristics of chimpanzees. Memory Tip: Both Anthropoid and Anthropology begin with the prefix "Anthro." Anthropology is the study of the origin and development of humans. Picture: