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An author's word choice (Words or phrases)
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An author's word choice (Words or phrases)
Denotation
Diction
Denouement
Disparaging
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Purpose for writing
Rhetoric
Exigence
Subject
Excellent
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How prepared should you be to discuss themes from TAOMX (novel)?
somewhat
extremely
a little
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Persuasion based on facts
Pathos
Bathos
Logos
Ethos
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Celebrity endorsements provide
Logos
ethos
pathos
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First person account; credibility
logos
bathos
ethos
pathos
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The art of persuasion
argument
writing
rhetoric
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Slang is
denotation
allusion
colloquial language
formal language
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Sensory language
imagery
details
diction
syntax
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Reference to somethin from the past or culture
Antithesis
Allegory
Anaphora
Allusion
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To disparage somone is to
allow them to roam freely.
put them down.
lift them up.
hold them accountable.
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Suggested or implied meaning of a word
connotation
jargon
denotation
pathos
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Everyone wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die.
anaphora
paradox
allusion
epistrophe
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Which of these sentences demonstrates asyndeton?
Macbeth's tragic flaw, overarching ambition, is a common.
A stormy night sets the tone for the horror film.
The dark, the moon, the stars - all created a romantic effect.
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Which of these is an imperative sentence?
Tomorrow is my birthday.
Christmas is only two weeks away; I am so excited!
Go to the Media Center to take your ID photo.
How can I help you?
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In rhetoric, the, ___________, the time and place of an event is closely linked to exigence: the spark.
occasion
location
bias
subject
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What does the S in TPCASTT stand for
Subject
Shift
Speaker
Synechdoche
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Jargon is
figurative language
technical terminology
persuasive speech
colloquial language
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What is a euphemism?
A less offensive way of stating something
a humorous way of stating something
A more offensive way of stating something
a serious way of stating something
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Similar grammatical constructs
argument
parallelism
syntax
rhetoric
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MLA stands for
My lonely angel
Modern Language Association
Modern Language Arts
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We shall... we shall... we shall...
anaphora
allusion
analogy
antithesis
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Epistrophe is the opposite of anaphora.
True
False