Syntax

Question 1

Anadiplosis

Answer 1

Figure that builds one thought on top of another by taking the last word of a clause and using it to begin the next clause

Question 2

Antimetabole

Answer 2

Repetition of words in an inverted order

Eat to live, not live to eat

Question 3

Antithesis

Answer 3

Parallel structure the juxtaposes contrasting ideas

that’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind

Question 4

Asyndeton

Answer 4

Leaves out conjunctions

Question 5

Polysyndeton

Answer 5

Figures that links clauses with a repeated conjunction

Question 6

Epanalepsis

Answer 6

Same word or phrase is found in the beginning and the end of a sentence

Question 7

Epistrophe

Answer 7

Same word or phrase is repeated at the end of multiple clauses or sentences

Question 8

Conditional

Answer 8

If, then

Question 9

Declarative sentence

Answer 9

Gives information or explains what’s going on

Question 10

Exclamatory sentence

Answer 10

Provides emotion or emphasis

Question 11

Imperative sentence

Answer 11

Makes a command

Question 12

Interrogative sentence

Answer 12

Asks a question

Question 13

Hortative sentence

Answer 13

Strongly encourages

Question 14

Inversion

Answer 14

Reversal of normal word order