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  • What is symbolism?
    When something represents a deeper meaning beyond its literal sense.
  • What is meant by rhetorical devices?
    Techniques used to persuade or impact an audience (e.g., repetition, metaphor).
  • What is discourse?
    Extended language use in context (spoken or written).
  • Give one example of a persuasive technique.
    Use of emotive language.
  • What is register in language?
    The level of formality or tone suited to a situation.
  • What is a critical perspective?
    A particular lens or approach used to analyze a text.
  • What is a theme in literature?
    The central idea or message in a literary work.
  • What is a narrative voice?
    The perspective from which a story is told.
  • What is dramatic irony?
    When the audience knows something the characters do not.
  • What does imagery mean?
    Descriptive language that appeals to the senses.
  • What is a metaphor?
    A figure of speech comparing two things directly.
  • What is bias in language?
    Language that shows unfair preference or prejudice.
  • Why is audience important in critical language study?
    Because language choices change depending on who the text is for.
  • What does context mean in language analysis?
    The situation, time, and place in which language is used.
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