Figurative Language, Voice, Tone, Author’s purpose, and Rhetoric Flashcards

1

Author's can only have one purpose in their story

True
False

2

Which of the following is an example of Personification?

The loud thunder roared
The rain drowned the noise
The leaves rustled
The sun smiled down on us

3

Which of these appeal to logic and reasoning?

Logos
Pathos
Ethos
Mythos

4

How does the tone contribute to the story?

Catches the attention of the consumer
Makes it more successful
Explains the overarching story
Sets the mood in the story

5

Formal and Serious - are examples of an Author's voice

True
False

6

Can voice change depending on the audience and purpose?

True
False

7

What is the Author's voice?

The story's setting
The moral the author wants to convey
The punctuation used
Yhe writer's unique style of expression

8

Is Simile a comparison?

True
False

9

Author's are not often trying to entertain you

False
True

10

Tone cannot be identified through word choice

False
True

11

If the author is trying to convince you of something, they are:

Helping you understand
Trying to persuade you
Calling you to action
Dissuade you from something

12

What does tone refer to?

The way characters speak
Author's attitute toward the subject
The moral of the story
The grammatical structure of the text

13

Is hyperbole always an exaggeration?

True
False

14

What is a Rhetoric?

The art of effective writing
A type of poetry
The structure of a sentence
The use of grammar rules

15

Ethos is one of two rhetorical devices

True
False

Figurative Language, Voice, Tone, Author’s purpose, and Rhetoric

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Figurative Language, Voice, Tone, Author’s purpose, and Rhetoric

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