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Duplicate of Rhetorical Strategies
Duplicate of Rhetorical Strategies
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Preparation for our first rhetorical analysis paper.
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When is using an allusion a bad idea?
When the audience knows the reference being made.
When you want to connect a new idea.
When the audience does not get or know the reference.
When the speaker is introducing a new idea.
2
What emotion does
"the pit is prepared, the fire is made ready... to receive you,"
appeal to?
Urgency
Guilt
Hope
Fear
3
What is Rhetoric?
The art of persuasive language
The art of a five paragraph essay
The art of poetry
The art of word meanings
4
What rhetorical device does not expect a response?
Rhetorical Question
Rhetorical Story
Rhetorical Analysis
Rhetorical Rhetoric
5
What does Logos refer to?
an appeal to an author's credibility.
an appeal to emotions or shared beliefs.
an appeal to logic and reason.
an appeal to the audiences appetite.
6
What emotion does
"God as one holds a spider, or some
loathsome
insect
abhors
you,"
appeal to?
Fear
Shame
Hope
Terror
7
What's the repetition of similar grammatical structures in a sentence or over successive lines?
Metaphor
Repetition
Antithesis
Parallelism
8
How does diction, or word choice, reveal the tone of a speech or article?
It defines terms
It reveals the speakers attitude towards a subject
It makes you feel a certain way
It reveals the speakers education level
9
What does Ethos appeal to?
appeal to emotions and feelings
appeal to ethnics; identifying with race and culture
appeal to your ethics; identifying credibility of the author
appeal to logic and reason
10
Referring to a historical or well known person/event, or to literature is called a(n)
Elusion
Contusion
Allusion
Illusion
11
"We have petitioned; we have remonstrated; we have supplicated..."
is an example of
parallelism.
an allusion.
a rhetorical question.
a metaphor.
12
What is the 'positioning of opposing or contrasting ideas within parallel structure' called?
Antithesis
Metaphor
Allusion
Antidote
13
"Suffer not yourself to be betrayed with a kiss,"
is an example of
antithesis.
a metaphor.
an allusion.
parallelism.
14
"Give me liberty, or give me death!"
is an example of
antithesis.
repetition.
an allusion.
a rhetorical question.
15
What evokes or brings up an emotional response?
Logos
Bathos
Pathos
Ethos
16
What emotion does
"Christ has thrown the door or mercy wide open..."
appeal to?
Fear
Hope
Shame
Terror
17
What does
connotation
refer to?
"Loaded Words" and thoughts or feelings associated them .
The literal definition of a word.
The country of origin of a word.
The origin of where a word comes from.
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What is the purpose of using rhetorical appeals and devices in a speech?
To confuse people
To help the audience make connections and to persuade them
To bore people
To show the audience what they do not know
