AP language Flashcards

12089989182	Ethos	the credibility of the speaker	0
12089989183	Pathos	Appeal to emotion	1
12089989184	Logos	an appeal based on logic or reason	2
12089989185	Attitude	Authors opinion	3
12089989186	Audience	the intended reader	4
12089989187	Connotation	How a word makes you feel	5
12089989188	Context	The extra-textual environment	6
12089989189	Denotation	The dictionary definition	7
12089989190	Diction	Style of language used	8
12089989191	Evidence	Information to persuade the audience	9
12089989192	figurative language	The use of language in a non-literal way	10
12089989193	Imagery	Description that appeals to the senses	11
12089989194	Implication	Something is suggested without being said	12
12089989195	Irony	the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite	13
12089989196	Juxtaposition	Placement of two very different things together for effect	14
12089989197	Occasion	The reason of writing	15
12089989198	Organization	How the parts of an argument are arranged	16
12089989199	Purpose	Persuasive intention	17
12089989200	Repetition	Reusing of word/phase	18
12089989201	Rhetoric	Use of word to convey ideas	19
12089989202	Speaker	Person adopted by the author	20
12089989203	Style	The author's own personal approach	21
12089989204	Sybolism	Using a symbol to refer to an idea or concept	22
12089989205	Syntax	The way sentences are grammatically constructed.	23
12089989206	Tone	the author's attitude toward a subject	24
12089989207	Voice	Authors unique sound	25
12089989208	Brutus	Husband of Portia, joins & leave the conspiracy	26
12089989209	Caesar	Emperor of Rome, suffer from falling sickness	27
12089989210	Portia	Wife of Brutus	28
12089989211	Cassius	gets Brutus to join	29
12089989212	Calpurnia	wife of Caesar	30
12089989213	Antony	2nd in command, agrees to nephew's death	31
12089989214	Artemidorus	Tries to warn Caesar	32
12089989215	Marullus	tribune who breaks up the crowd celebrating Caesar	33
12089989216	Octavius	Caesar's nephew	34
12089989217	Pompey	Ruler before Caesar	35
12089989218	Decius	Persuades Caesar to attend Senate meeting	36
12089989219	Plutarch	Wrote the history of Julius Caesar	37
12089989220	Ligarius	Joined the movement because of Brutus	38
12089989221	Lucius	servant to Brutus	39
12089989222	Casca	First to stab Caesar	40
12089989223	soothsayer	"Beware the ides of March"	41
12089989224	Caesar	"Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look. Such men are dangerous"	42
12089989225	Artemidorus	"If you read this, o Caesar, thou may live"	43
12089989226	Antony	"You have forgot the will I told you of."	44
12089989227	Brutus	"By your pardon. I will myself into the pulpit first, and show no reason of our Caesar's death"	45
12089989228	Cassius	"Now let it work. Mischief, thou art afoot. Take thou what course thou wilt."	46
12089989229	Tintinus	"Our deeds are done. Mistrust of my success hath done this deed."	47
12089989230	Brutus	"Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more."	48
12089989231	Ghost of Caesar	"To tell thee thou shalt see me at Phillips."	49
12089989232	Brutus	"I Julius Caesar, thou art mighty yet! Thy spirit walks abroad, and turns our swords in our own proper entrails."	50
12089989233	Nick Carraway	Narrator, tries not to judge people	51
12089989234	Daisy Buchanan	Wears white, talks quite to people can come closer	52
12089989235	Tom Buchanan	Wealthy, discontinued athlete	53
12089989236	Jordan Baker	Romantically involved with Nick, professional golfer	54
12089989237	Jay Gatsby	Rich man who follows his dream for five years	55
12089989238	Owl eyes	Questions Gatsby's story	56
12089989239	Meyer Wolfsheim	Fixed 1919 World Series	57
12089989240	Dr. T.J. Eckleburg	Eye doctor with a billboard in the Valley of Ashes	58
12089989241	Myrtle Wilson	Tom's mistress	59
12089989242	George Wilson	Shoots Gatsby, owns a garage	60
12089989243	Klipspringer	the "boarder" who plays the piano	61
12089989244	Michaelis	Witness of the accident	62
12089989245	Valley of Ashes	George and Myrtle live here, Dumping ground	63
12089989246	East Egg	old money, home of Tom & Daisy	64
12089989247	West egg	new money, home of Gatsby & Nick	65
12089989248	New York City	Tom & Myrtle apartments	66
12089989249	Louisville	Daisy's hometown, where she meets Gatsby	67
12089989250	Eyes of T.J. Eckleburg	Eyes of God	68
12089989251	The Green light	Gatsby's goal	69
12089989252	The puppy	Myrtle double life	70
12089989253	Daisy to Gatsby	She is he's ideal obsession	71
12089989254	Why does Gatsby give huge parties?	Hope to run into daisy	72
12089989255	How does Nick describe Tom & daisy in the end?	Careless	73
12089989256	Why doesn't anyone come to Gatsby's funeral?	No know actually knows him	74
12089989257	Argument	Evidence and reasoning	75
12089989258	Rogerian Argument	Full understanding of an issue	76
12089989259	Claims of facts	True or false	77
12089989260	claims of value	Good or bad	78
12089989261	Claims of Policy	proposes a change	79
12089989262	closed thesis	Main idea previews the major points	80
12089989263	open thesis	Does not list any points	81
12089989264	counter arguing thesis	Summary of opposition	82
12089989265	Logical fallacies	Weakness in argument	83
12089989266	Introduction	Introduces the reader to the subject	84
12089989267	Narration	Factual information	85
12089989268	Confirmation	Includes proof	86
12089989269	Refutation	Address opposition	87
12089989270	Conclusion	brings the essay to a satisfying close	88
12089989271	Toulmin Model	Uncovers the assumption	89
12089989272	Warrant	Express your assumption	90
12089989273	Assumption	Your position	91
12089989274	Backing	Assurances of data	92
12089989275	Qualifier	tempers the claim, presents a question	93
12089989276	Reservation	explains the qualifier	94
12089989277	Rebuttal	Gives voice to possible objections	95