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Exposition
A form of writing that defines explains and interprets
False analogy
When two cases are examples are not sufficiently parallel in thought these examples lead readers to accept a claim or connection between them
Figurative language
A order phrase that is inaccurate literally
Imagery
Includes all senses, creating pictures in the mind
Juxtaposition
To compare side-by-side in to order emphasize differences
Metonymy
Substitution of the name of an attribute for an entire item
Non sequiteur
The writer links to ideas or events that are not related
Onomatopoeia
Formation of a word from a sound
Oxymoron
A type of paradox, combines two terms ordinarily seen as opposites
Pacing
The technique writer uses to move the reader along to a conclusion
Paradox
an assertion that seemingly opposes common sense