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Ch. 1 and 2 of The Language of Comp.
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Rhetorical triangle
speaker, subject, audience
speaker, subject, purpose
speaker, subject, context
speaker, subject, occasion
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The spread of ideas and info. to further a cause; can be negative and use lies or scare tactics
counterargument
refutation
propaganda
polemic
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the time and place a speech is given or a piece is written
subject
context
occasion
setting
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speaker
a person who gives a speech
an author of an article
a political cartoonist
all of the above
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Appeal to logic.
logos
mentos
ethos
pathos
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appeal to emotion
Frodos
ethos
pathos
logos
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the circumstances, atmosphere, attitudes, and events surrounding a text
purpose
subject
context
speaker
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Artificial Intelligence is another term for fake news.
False
True
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Is this a metaphor?
No
Yes
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the listener, viewer, or reader of a text
speaker
persona
audience
subject
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ethos, logos, and pathos
literary techniques
figurative language
rhetorical appeals
logical fallacies
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What is diction?
Style or choice of words & phrases that are used in writing.
The main idea isn't completed until the end of the sentence.
An expression that doesn't make sense if taken literally.
A word is applied to an object but isn't literally relevant.
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Parallelism is...
Repetition of the same phrase
Omission of conjunctions between coordinate phrases/words
Similarity of structure in a pair/series of words/phrases
Attribution of a lifelike quality to inanimate object/idea
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"mask"/the face or character that a speaker shows his audience
context
speaker
persona
purpose
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Which of the following is NOT part of the rhetorical situation:
Audience
Exigience
Speaker
Evidence
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aggressive, hostile argument (no one else is right)
rhetoric
polemic
refutation
propaganda
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the goal the speaker wants to achieve
text
subject
purpose
occasion
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SOAPSTone stands for...
Speaker, Occasion, Aristotelian triangle, Purpose, Subject
Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone
Speaker, Occasion, Appeal, Purpose, Subject, Tone
Subject, Objective, Audience, Purpose, Speaker, Tone
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the art of persuasion
propaganda
ethos
pathos
rhetoric
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an acknowledgement that a counterargument may be true
rhetoric
refutation
concession
pathos
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an opposing argument
occasion
counterargument
rhetorical appeal
polemic
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Could be a film, advertisement, essay, article...
speaker
context
occasion
text
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Anaphora is...
Inverted order of words in a sentence
Repetition of the same phrase
Figure of speech in the form of a question posed for effect
Paradoxical juxtaposition of words that seem to contradict
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appeal to character and credibility
ethos
fro-yos
pathos
logos
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a denial of the validity of a counterargument
concession
denotation
connotation
refutation
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meanings/associations readers have with a word beyond its dictionary definition: E.g., Skinny vs. Thin
concession
refutation
denotation
connotation
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The topic of a text; what it is about
occasion
subject
context
rhetoric
