When you are writing an essay similar to than you would a story, you are using this type of organization

The choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing

This is when you make a connection between two different things by talking about one thing as if it was something else.

When analyzing something using the rhetorical triangle, you are looking at it from these three different angles.

Mr. Colle works at this camp in the summer.

When you are talking about the similarities and differences of two different things in an essay format, you are using this type of organization.

The author's feelings towards their writing is this.

This is an exaggerated statement or claim not meant to be taken literally.

The appeals to the message of a piece of writing is known by ancient Greek word.

Mr. Colle usually watches this sport while marking your essays.

When you are either discussing the source of an event or the outcome of a event, you are using this type of organization

The feeling created in the reader of a text is this.

This is a literary technique in which conjunctions (e.g. and, but, or) are used repeatedly in quick succession, often with no commas.

The appeals to the audience of a piece of writing is known by this ancient Greek word.

Mr. Colle has coached these two sports at Loretto Abbey.

When you are convincing a reader through logic and facts, you are using this type of organization.

When a word contains an exact meaning (eg. house), it is considered this.

This is when two vastly different things are seen or placed close to each other with contrasting effect.

The appeals to the speaker or writer of a piece of writing is known by this ancient Greek word.

This is Mr. Colle's favourite sport

This was an example of a Narrative Essay we read this year.

When a word contains a suggested meaning (eg. home), it is considered this.

This is a literary device where the author repeats a series of words at the beginning of sentences/clauses/lines of poetry.

This Ancient Greek Philosopher is credited with inventing the Rhetorical Triangle

This is the name of Mr. Colle's dog.