Read the following examples. Match each example with the rhetorical appeal it describes. Match Term Definition An advertisement for a child-friendly cell phone includes an image and a A) Ethos quote from a law-enforcement officer saying the product is safe. You want to go to a friend's house for the night, so you tell your parents how B) Logos happy it will make you. A dairy-free brand's advertisement provides quotes from a nutritional expert C) Pathos about the product's health benefits. Question 13 (Matching Worth 3 points) (03.01 LC) Match the organizational pattern with its definition. Match Term Definition The writer describes a series of events in the order in which they occur A) Cause and effect The writer focuses on how ideas are similar and how they are different B) Chronological The writer relates results back to an original event. C) Compare and contrastMatch Term Definition She was as fast as a cheetah. A) Simile Lakes are large and liquid holes. B) Alliteration It's a thousand degrees outside. C) Personification 000000 The metal clashed and banged. D) Metaphor The sun smiled down on the earth. E) Hyperbole The memories were a hazy fog in my mind. F) Onomatopoeia hs Question 20 (Matching Worth 4 points) (01.01 LC) Match each plot stage to its description. Match Term Definition Exposition A) The reader becomes aware of the conflict. Suspense builds, and the character(s) must respond to the building tension Rising action B) The protagonist experiences the consequences of the turning point, and the conflict is beginning to be resolved. It leads toward the conclusion of the story. Climax C) The stage in the plot where the reader is introduced to the characters and the setting Falling action D) The turning point of the story. This is where the protagonist makes a choice or acts to solve the conflict