When one stanza ends and another begins

A type of reasoning that uses a given fact or set of facts to deduce other facts; follows a pattern, “if this is true, then this is also true”; (example: Whales are mammals. A beluga is a type of whale. Therefore, a beluga is a mammal.)

What are the 5 parts of plot?

the pattern of rhyming lines; named using the letters of the alphabet (for example, AABBAABB)

A question asked with no expectation of an answer (example: "Do I look like I was born yesterday?" or "What's the point of studying if I know I'll fail?")

Source-based information including facts, figures, and details used to support the writer’s ideas (statistics, quotes, support, charts, etc.)

The distance between the left and right edges of a line in poetry

Calling something a new name; a word or phrase for one thing that is used to refer to another thing in order to show they are similar

What are the 4 ways authors create and develop their characters and the characters' perspectives?

A text structure in which the similarities and/or differences of two or more people, things, concepts, or ideas are presented.

An appeal to credibility, trustworthiness, ethics, or moral principles

Words or phrases that are repeated

Opposite ideas near each for effect using parallel structure (example: United we stand; divided we fall.)