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SAT Prep - Rhetorical Devices
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Rhetorical Device review for juniors
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1
Ordinary language which is not written in meter is known as:
dialogue
prose
verse
poetry
2
Which of the following is a reference to emotion, particularly pity, sympathy, and compassion?
logos
imagery
pathos
ethos
3
When a object, character, or event represents more than itself, this is known as:
symbolization
allegory
symbolism
motif
4
A comparison of two things that are alike is known as a:
similie
analogy
juxtaposition
metaphor
5
The presentation of ideas in the same grammatical form for emphasis and rhythm is known as:
parallelism
aphorism
allegory
juxtaposition
6
The expression of an idea that is the opposite of what is actually meant is known as:
verbal irony
irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
7
The presentation of ideas that are intentionally vague to allow many interpretations is:
symbolism
allegory
confusing
ambiguity
8
Which of the following is an appeal to common sense, data, and facts?
ethos
logos
statistics
pathos
9
An exaggeration that is made for dramatic effect is known as:
satire
hyperbole
epitome
parallelism
10
The use of sensory details that evoke a specific emotion in describing an object is:
imagery
ambiguity
allusion
symbolism
11
Mrs. Rodriguez's juniors will do exceptionally well on the SAT because they:
are stunningly beautiful
are shockingly clever
have been beaten into submission
are endlessly motivated
12
Language that is demonstrative of a particular place or culture is known as:
colloquialism
ebonics
dialogue
standard english
13
The literal definition of a word, as opposed to its emotional association, is known as _______.
denotation
context
connotation
definition
14
A reference to a literature or history in a text that assumes the audience's familiarity is:
allegory
symbolism
allusion
anaphora
15
A satirical imitation of a work that intends to ridicule the style, subject, or both is:
effigy
parody
mockery
satire
16
Something that is intended to teach a moral lesson is also known as:
patronizing
preachy
allegory
didactic
17
A concise statement that expresses a widely held belief is known as a:
clause
aphorism
phrase
paradigm
18
Repetition of the same word or phrase at the beginning of successive phrases/clauses is:
anaphora
motif
allusion
parallelism
19
The narrative form in which characters, objects, or ideas have secondary meanings is:
allusion
symbolism
allegory
motif
20
Which of the following is an appeal to authority, religion, morality, or justice?
pathos
ethos
logos
allusion
21
The juxtaposition of two sharply contrasting ideas is known as:
opposites
paradox
contrast
antithesis
22
The order of words in a sentence, which often influences how the reader perceives the idea, is:
symbolism
anaphora
grammar
syntax
23
A phrase that provides emphasis and is set off by commas (She is, after all, very clever.) is:
expletive
clause
aside
comma splice
24
Words that lend unity and cohesion to a piece of writing are known as:
transitions
evidence
thesis
elaboration
25
An author's word choice is also known as:
vocabulary
diction
alliteration
planning
26
The repetition of initial consonant sounds in close proximity is:
repetition
consonance
assonance
alliteration
27
Placing two items side by side to create contrast or demonstrate another purpose is:
extraposition
juxtaposition
contrast
comparison
28
The purpose of a _______ is to be a single statement that guides the focus of an essay.
thesis
analysis
theme
motif
29
The emotional associations surrounding a word, which may differ from its definition, are:
association
denotation
pathological
connotation
30
The central idea of a work is known as the __________.
theme
summary
point
main idea