getting someone to give you their notes

When you DEFEND a statement you

support what you said with facts

admitting that the other person made a good point

The definition of RHETORIC is

using words to persuade people.

An example of PATHOS is

showing a picture of a sad puppy dog

An example of LOGOS is

backing up your opinion with facts and statistics

An example of ETHOS is

letting people know your experience

When something is BIASED it

shows only one side of an argument

says the opposite of what someone else says

If you QUALIFY a statement you

decide whether or not it is true

An example of a CALL TO ACTION is

Make sure you vote for this election

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Rhetoric

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Vocabulary and examples of rhetorical devices.

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CONNOTATION means
getting someone to give you their notes
the emotional value of a word
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a dictionary definition
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DENOTATION means
erasing all of your notes
a dictionary definition
the emotion associated with a word
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An example of PARALLEL STRUCTURE is
Fear chased me down the street
The forest smelled of rain and mud
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we came, we saw, we conquered
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When you DEFEND a statement you
disagree with someone
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support what you said with facts
protect someone weaker than you
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a CONCESSION is
disagreeing with what someone said
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admitting that the other person made a good point
something you buy at a snack bar
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The definition of RHETORIC is
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tricking people
arguing with someone
using words to persuade people.
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An example of PATHOS is
giving facts and statistics to prove your point
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saying "We are all in this together."
showing a picture of a sad puppy dog
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An example of LOGOS is
letting people know you have years of experience
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showing a picture of a sad puppy dog
backing up your opinion with facts and statistics
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Rhetoric is used
in speeches
all of the above
in commercials
to get what you want
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a REFUTATION is
getting the attention of the reader
proving someone else wrong
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agreeing with someone else
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A RHETORICAL QUESTION is one that
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requires an immediate answer
has only one correct answer
is not meant to be answered
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An example of a juxtaposition is
using the same phrase over and over again
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using a celebrity as an example
comparing coke to pepsi
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An example of ETHOS is
backing up your opinion with facts and statistics
letting people know your experience
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showing a picture of a sad puppy dog
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When you CHALLENGE someone you
say you believe what someone has said
disagree with someone
try to start a fight
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A CLAIM
cannot be proven
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includes all ideas
makes an argument
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When something is BIASED it
shows only one side of an argument
fairly shows both sides of an argument
avoids an argument altogether
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A COUNTERCLAIM
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is a second claim that you make to support the first
agrees with someone else's claim
says the opposite of what someone else says
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If you QUALIFY a statement you
decide whether or not it is true
limit it
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prove it
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When you SUPPORT a statement, you
provide logical proof
make something up
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give your opinion
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An example of a CALL TO ACTION is
Our scientists have made the best discovery of the century
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4 out of 5 dentists surveyed say chew gum
Make sure you vote for this election

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