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AP Lang Rhetorical Analysis Review
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Words or expressions used by a particular group often difficult for others to understand.
Jargon
Euphemism
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visually descriptive language
Chiasmus
Imagery
Epistrophe
Parallelism
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When the author uses emotional language or images, he/she is...
Appealing to pathos
Appealing to audience
Appealing to ethos
Making a weak argument
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The thesis of a rhetorical analysis should include:
the rhetorical strategies you will analyze & intended effect
the rhetorical strategies you will analyze only
the 3 persuasive appeals
what the author wanted the audience to think/feel/do
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A reference to a famous piece of writing/art/music/historical event
allusion
euphemism
elliptical
chiasmus
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In your body paragraphs for the rhetorical analysis, how many quotes should you have?
It depends on what's being analyzed
None, you MUST reference the passage implicitly
Only 1 piece of evidence is required
You cannot analyze something unless you find 3 examples
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You can't swim - I have swum and will continue swimming in the a ocean.
reification
colloquialism
understatement
polyptoton
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What is the practice of placing two things close together to produce a contrasting effect?
Slang
Juxtaposition
Rhetorical Shift
Denotation
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A word's dictionary definition.
Denotation
Conntation
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A picture of Abe Lincoln on an iPhone is an example of a(n)
allusion
irony
hyperbole
anachronism
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A change or movement in a piece from one point or idea to another
Anecdote
Rhetorical Shift
Anaphora
Jargon
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What MUST go in your intro?
Background information/restate the prompt, thesis, examples
Hook, background of prompt, personal anecdote, thesis
Hook, background of situation/restate prompt, thesis
Hook, examples you'll analyze, argument
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This advertisement appeals to...
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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Which word could NOT describe tone?
Dark
Excited
Angry
Fast
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“You forget what you want to remember, and you remember what you want to forget.” This is:
Parallelsim
Hypophora
Epistrophe
Chiasmus
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Referring to a used car as "pre owned" is an example of
Chiasmus
Epistrophe
Connotation
A Euphemsim
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The study of an author's word choice
Diction
Figurative Language
Syntax
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What is a short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person?
Juxtaposition
Jargon
Anecdote
Rhetorical Shift
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Which of these will make the most difference in an essay score?
At least 5 paragraphs
Thorough development of analysis
Spelling
Beautiful diction
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"What should young people do with their lives today? Many things, obviously." This is:
Anaphora
Parallelism
Epistrophe
Hypophora
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When analyzing strategies, it is not a good idea to only pick the persuasive appeals
true
false
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Parallelism is a type of ___________ strategy
usage
syntactical
figurative language
diction
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This advertisement appeals to...
Logos and Pathos
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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"Virtual Reality" is an example of what?
oxymoron
diction
chiasmus
satire
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_____________ describes language that is more informal and written to imitate speech.
Jargon
Tone
Colloquial
Euphemism
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The associated or secondary meaning of a word or expression in addition to its primary meaning
Denotation
Connotation
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Using polite or vague language to replace a more direct (or rude) phrase
euphemism
satire
polyptoton
apostrophe
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If you were going to analyze diction, what do you need to make sure to say in the thesis?
which words you'll analyze
explain what diction is
what kind of diction
where diction occured
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Understatement is often used in --
analysis
extended metaphor
allusion
satire
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When writing a body paragraph, the analysis should answer which question(s)?
What should the author have written? How does this work?
What did the author want? Why is this writing good?
Why did the author use this strategy?
Why did the author use this? What was the intended effect?
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The study of the patterns of formation of sentences and phrases.
Diction
Syntax
Tone
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Which device can you ALWAYS write on?
satire
diction
rhetorical questions
allusion
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This advertisement appeals to...
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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There is no Southern
problem
. There is no Northern
problem
. There is only an American
problem.
"
Epistrophe
Jargon
Parallelism
Anaphora
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The comparison between two things for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
Parallelism
Chiasmus
Analogy
Juxtaposition
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Periods and commas always go _________ the quotation marks
Whatever looks better
Inside
Outside
It doesn't matter
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This excerpt uses parallelism: we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship...
False
True
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For prom, I need to get my nails done and my hair and do my make up and go tanning and shave!
alliteration
polysyndeton
parataxis
paradox
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“My life is my purpose. My life is my goal. My life is my inspiration.” This is:
Anaphora
Syntax
Juxtaposition
Parallism
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"This Quiz is off the chain!" is an example of ---
euphemism
parody
alliteration
colloquialism
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When someone builds an argument based on his/her credibility, he/she is...
Relying on their prior knowledge
Appealing to logic
Appealing to ethos
Making a solid argument