Honors Rhetoric Final

The acronym FANBOYS is a way to remember what?

What is the fear of public speaking?

An exaggeration for effect

Comparing two unlike things without using "like" or "as"

Section in Intro of speech/essay where speaker gives background info

The C in the CRAAP Method stands for:

What is it called when the speech is not completely memorized, but not read from the outline?

In which phase of the writing & speaking process do you edit and proofread for errors?

C in CLUE Method

Occurs when a consonant SOUND is repeated—not just a letter

Similarity of structure in a pair or series of related words, phrases, or clauses

In which phase of the writing & speaking process do you revise by shaping the text?

Vocal Dimension of Speech

Two parts of a signal phrase

Appealing to your audience through emotion

What style do we use in English classes at OTHS?

In which phase of the writing & speaking process do you share with others?

Appealing to your audience through intellect, evidence, research, etc.

Which of the following is a fragment?

Figure of balance in which two opposite ideas are purposely placed close together

In which phase of the writing/speaking process do you generate ideas by questioning/outlining?

Two parts to MLA in an essay

Appealing to the audience because of your personal credibility

MLA stands for...

When combining sentences, what form of punctuation goes before a coordinating conjunction?

What are the three Boolean Operators?

Giving an inanimate object human qualities

L in CLUE Method

Section in Intro of speech/essay where speaker gets audience attention

The repetition of vowel sounds in neighboring words

If you are using a Powerpoint for a speech, you should speak directly from the slides.

U in CLUE Method

Both a speech and an essay should have a thesis statement.

When putting the date in the four line heading on your paper, you should:

In which phase of the writing/speaking process do you write out the first version of the paper?

"Curley was flopping like a fish on a line" is an example of which rhetorical device?

The first line in a four line MLA heading is your:

Comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as"

The E in CLUE Method

References a related object or circumstance that has occurred or existed in an external context

Section in Intro of speech/essay where speaker clearly states topic & outlines essay/speech

The R in the CRAAP Method stands for: