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Duplicate of Rhetoric
Duplicate of Rhetoric
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What are possible author's purposes?
allusion, repetition, parallelism
inform, persuade, convince
use evidence
metaphor or simile
2
What is ETHOS
Author uses emotion to get pity.
Author uses senses to create a visual image.
Author uses an authority to give credibility.
Author uses evidence to give logic.
3
What is LOGOS?
Author uses evidence to support claim.
Author uses emotion to appeal to pity.
Author uses facts to appeal to logic.
Author uses quotes to appeal to credibility.
4
What is context?
The event, time and place a piece is written for.
clues within the text
Everything going on that impact the subject.
Text that is tricky or difficult - attempts to fool reader
5
The following is what type of argument?
Meditate/Pray
Persuade
Convince
Inform
6
Field hockey has won 5 of 6 playoff games, upsetting the 5th, 2nd, and 1st seeds.
Logos
Pathos
Kairos
Ethos
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The following is what type of argument?
Inform
Persuade
Convince
Meditate/Pray
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You can stay home & get in trouble, or go the game and support Seneca with all of your friends!
Inform
Make Good Decisions
Convince
Meditate/Pray
9
What is rhetoric?
Using figurative language to make impact
Art of writing convincingly, or the art of persuasion
Using evidence to support an argument
Art of writing beautifully to entertain
10
The following passage uses which of the rhetorical appeals?
Logos
Pathos
Kairos
Ethos
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Type of argument?
You should come support the the Field Hockey team as they make history!
Persuade
Convince
Make Good Decisions
Inform
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Having outscored their opponents 32 to 2 in playoffs, the field hockey team is our best team.
Make good decisions
Inform
Persuade
Convince
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What is PATHOS
Author uses values to appeal to morality.
Author uses data to appeal to reason.
Author uses celebrity to appeal to credibility.
Author uses experiences to appeal to emotions.
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What is occasion?
The event, time and place a piece is written for.
Everything going on that impact the subject.
Text that is tricky or difficult - attempts to fool reader
clues within the text
15
What does the
O
stand for in
SOAPSTone?
Occurrence
Obstacle
Ostentatious
Occasion
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What does the second
S
stand for in
SOAPSTone?
Seaworld
Subject
Speaker
SOAPS
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What does the
P
stand for in
SOAPSTone?
Person
Purpose
Past
Personification
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Type of Argument?
The fan bus for the game leaves @ 4:40. You can sign up in the Media Center!
Make Good Decisions
Persuade
Inform
Convince
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What does the first
S
stand for in
SOAPSTone?
Speaker
System
Subject
Statistics
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What does the
A
stand for in
SOAPSTone?
Audio
Assistance
Assonance
Audience
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What is tone
?
Audience's attitude toward subject
Reader's attitude toward subject
Character's attitude toward subject
Author's attitude toward subject
