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The lobsters putting the baby in the boiling water is an example of...
juxtaposition
situational irony
reversal
incongruity
2
The use of testimonials from real teens in this anti-vaping campaign adds to the....
rhetorical situation
credibility of the message
logical reasons to stop vaping
understated satire
3
Aristotle's diagram mapping the relationship between the audience, speaker, and message is....
The Rhetorical Pentagon
SOAPSTone
Rhetorical Precis
Rhetorical Triangle
4
What is a hyperbole?
exaggerated statements not meant literally
a text that imitates the characteristic features of a work
an exaggerated representation of a character
saying the opposite of what you mean
5
Finish the statement to create situational irony: "A person posts on Facebook..."
...a grammatically incorrect sentence.
...a picture of Fiona the hippo.
...a hate-filled rant about a bad restaurant.
...an explanation of why they hate Facebook.
6
What does the P in SOAPSTone stand for?
Purpose
Passage
Persuasion
Passion/Pathos
7
Juxtaposition is...
switching the expected role of two or more things
type of pun in which one meaning is innocent and one is not
stating that two things are opposites of each other
the placing of 2+ things side by side for direct comparison
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What rhetorical appeal is primarily relied upon in this advertisement?
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Kairos
9
A satire must...
make a targeted attack based on something or someone's vices
advocate for specific reforms
use caricature
use humor, wit, and play
10
This work of art is a...
rhetoric
satire
double entendre
text
11
"You're not excited at all," the teacher said as her students ran outside cheering with joy.
understatement
reversal
hyperbole
antithesis
12
When identifying the rhetorical situation, the audience is...
anyone who reads the text
a postmodern construct
The College Board
the person/group to whom the author's message is intended
13
This is a _______ because it imitates the style and features of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines."
parody
satire
antithesis
reversal
14
What do the two Ss in SOAPSTone stand for?
Stance/Situation
Speaker/Subject
Situation/Speaker
Solution/Subject
15
The four panels of this cartoon exemplify what satiric technique?
incongruity
juxtaposition
reversal
situational irony
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an exaggerated representation of a character
hyperbole
caricature
parody
characterization
17
Antithesis and juxtaposition are different because...
Antithesis = direct opposite Juxtaposition = for comparison
They are the same thing. Nice try!
Antithesis is mocking and juxtaposition is not.
Juxtaposition is not used in satire, but antithesis is.
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What does the O in SOAPSTone stand for?
Oral
Opinion
Occasion
Opposition
19
"We must separate the fact from the fiction," is an example of...
verbal irony
invective
sarcasm
antithesis
20
"If I said your body was beautiful, would you hold it against me?" is an example of...
hyperbole
double dribble
double rotunda
double entendre
21
What term is demonstrated in this image?
Situational Irony
Reversal
Understatement
Hyperbole
22
What primary appeal is being made in this advertisement?
Ethos
Pathos
Kairos
Logos
23
Why is satire risky?
Satire only uses one of the rhetorical appeals.
Satire is always dark in nature.
People might misunderstand.
Satire can sometimes go too far, causing offense.
24
The use of dogs in this cartoon is an example of...
caricature
reversal
antithesis
incongruity
25
Which of the following are texts?
All-State Commercial
"White Boy Time Machine" (poem) by Hieu Minh Nguyen
a Vietnam war propaganda poster
The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien
26
I hate winter so much! It's literally the worst season on the entire ****** ******** **Ajdjd***
sarcasm
text
sentence fragment
invective
27
"Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country."
Antithesis
Sarcasm
Juxtaposition
Verbal Irony
28
Rhetoric is always...
situational
conversational
oppositional
fundamental
29
What does the A in SOAPSTone stand for?
Author
Argument
Audience
Appeal
30
Propaganda often relies heavily on (blank) to stoke people's fears and prejudices.
pathos
invective
incongruity
logos
31
True or False: A lie is a form of verbal irony.
True
False
32
The set of circumstances in which an act of rhetoric takes place are together known as the...
exigence
rhetorical appeals
rhetorical modes
rhetorical situation
33
Where is reversal located in this image?
The trail of blood is a gross (pun!) exaggeration.
The roles of the crocodile and the person have been swapped.
Two of the posters are large, and one is small.
The shirt says "full house," but the house is not full.
34
The art of persuading an audience is?
opinion writing
rhetoric
rhetorical appeals
textual evidence
35
Tone is...
the feeling that a text evokes in the audience
the stance or feeling the author has about their subject
how the piece's structure affects the audience
the author's word choices
36
The English teacher failed the state-mandated standardized English test.
Situational Irony
Satire
Hyperbole
Antithesis
37
Which of the following elements make up the rhetorical situation?
context
purpose
occasion
appeals
38
True or False: Satire is an argumentative strategy.
False
True
39
Which of the following examples from the video qualify as verbal irony?
"A death row pardon two minutes too late."
As the plane crashed down he thought "Well isn't this nice?"
"Life has a funny way of helping you out."
"It's like raaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnn on your wedding day..."
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This video does which of the following?
Argues that Papyrus is an unsophisticated design choice.
Displays incongruity when rain falls only on Ryan Gosling.
Parodies the "heartfelt drama" genre of film.
Uses situational irony: the therapist adds to RG's distress
