1!.) Features of a text that an author purposely includes for effect to achieve emphasis or clarity
A!.) hyperbole
B!.) literary devices
C!.) literary elements
D!.) prompt
2!.) A description of a writing purpose and topic
A!.) hyperbole
B!.) literary devices
C!.) literary elements
D!.) prompt
3!.) Feature of a text that we need to analyze to understand the authors purpose
A!.) hyperbole
B!.) literary devices
C!.) literary elements
D!.) prompt
4!.) An outrageous exaggeration used to achieve emphasis
A!.) hyperbole
B!.) literary devices
C!.) literary elements
D!.) prompt
5!.) Two opposite meanings combined in a single expression, such as "jumbo shrimp"
A!.) onomatopoeia
B!.) oxymoron
C!.) paradox
D!.) logical fallacy
6!.) The use of a word that sounds like the meaning of the word!. Example: Splash! Splash! Crunch!
A!.) onomatopoeia
B!.) oxymoron
C!.) paradox
D!.) logical fallacy
7!.) A situation, action, or feeling that appears to contradict itself
A!.) onomatopoeia
B!.) oxymoron
C!.) paradox
D!.) logical fallacyWww@QuestionHome@Com