Schemes

Question 1

A balance between contrasting ideas.

Answer 1

Juxtaposition

Question 2

A contrast between the first of a work and the end of a work.

Answer 2

Atithesis

Question 3

A controlling word that applies to two unconnected ideas/words.

Answer 3

Zeugma

Question 4

The repetition of conjunctions at the beginning of phrases or clauses.

Answer 4

Polysydeton

Question 5

Repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of phrases or clauses

Answer 5

Anaphora

Question 6

Repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of phrases or clauses.

Answer 6

Epistophe

Question 7

Repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning and end of the sentence.

Answer 7

Epanalepsis

Question 8

Repetition at the end of one sentence and beginning of the next.

Answer 8

Anadiplosis

Question 9

Repetition of ideas in reverse grammatical order.

Answer 9

Chiasmus

Question 10

To reproach or reprimand.

Answer 10

Epiplexis

Question 11

Answers the questions immediately.

Answer 11

Hypophora

Question 12

Assert, support, or deny a synthesis/main point.

Answer 12

Erotema

Question 13

Words or phrases purposefully left out of a sentence because the meaning is easily implied.

Answer 13

Elipsis

Question 14

Words or phrases purposefully lacking conjunctions.

Answer 14

Asyndeton

Question 15

“Change of name”

Answer 15

Metonmy

Question 16

Part represents the whole.

Answer 16

Synechdoche

Question 17

A pleasant way to say something that has a harsh or negative connotation.

Answer 17

Euphemism