Tropes and Scheme Crossword

A figure of speech that concerns word order.
a reference within a literary work
an opinion or declaration stated with conviction
an author's choice of words for clear and effective expression
a type of logical fallacy; support for a statement that is merely a repetition of the idea
a type of logic where general statement are used to form a specific conclusion
a the of logical fallacy; a conclusion is drawn from limited or insufficient evidence
moves from specific details to general concepts
an appeal to trust the speaker/source of information
an appeal to logic
an appeal to the audience's emotions
a sentence structure in which the verb comes before the subject
a rhetorical device in which specific words or phrases are used to emphasize the importance of a concept or idea
the use of the same grammatical structure within in a sentence or paragraph
the direct opposite; a rhetorical contract using parallel within a sentence
a type of logical fallacy; a statement that does not follow logically
non-literal or figurative language
figurative language that make comparison in unexpected ways
an intentional and extreme exaggeration
a literary technique used to create meaning that seems contradict the literal meaning
a direct comparison between two unlike thing (Without "like" or "as")
a direct comparison between two unlike things (using "like" or "as")