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Rhetorical Situation Review
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According to Ms. Tse, which of the following is acceptable for rhetorical analysis?
"they use ethos/ pathos/ logos"
"the writer utilizes diction and syntax"
"the author utilizes cautionary diction"
"the author displays a persuasive tone"
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When analyzing the SPEAKER, what is an important question to consider?
What kind of persona do they want to present to their audience?
Is the purpose behind this messsage appropriate for this moment?
What are the audience expectations of the text?
What are the historical, cultural, and political issues affected?
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When analyzing the CONTEXT, what is an important question to consider?
Is the purpose behind this messsage appropriate for this moment?
What historical, cultural, and political issues surround the text?
How does the speaker's writers, beliefs, or needs manifest in the text?
What is the speaker's relationship with the audience?
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What is the PURPOSE of a text?
the main idea of the text
how the speaker wants audience to react after the text
the context and circumstances surrounding the text
what motivated the speaker to create the text
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How might a speaker build upon their ethos?
showing humility and respect toward the audience
comparing case studies
providing definitions and categories
utilizing a lighthearted tone and sarcasm
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How might a speaker establish logos in their text?
emphasizing the speaker-audience relationship
utilizing graphic anecdotes that inspire outrage
aligning themselves with reputable figures
clarifying the procedure or steps to achieve something
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Which of the following is not a part of the rhetorical triangle?
speaker
purpose
choices
audience
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According to Ms. Tse, which of the following is acceptable for rhetorical analysis?
"the writer employs impeccable/precise diction"
"the speaker's tone is critical but hopeful for change"
"the audience is the general public/anybody reading this"
"the author displays a passionate tone"
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When analyzing the AUDIENCE, what is an important question to consider?
What choices does the author make?
Why might they be reluctant or resistant to the argument?
How might time and place affect the interpretation of the message?
What is the speaker's attitude toward the subject?
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What is "exigence"?
the appearance of trustworthiness and expertise
the specific event that sparks the speaker to create the text
the precise setting in which the text occurs
the personal connection with a target audience
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What does acronym SPACE stand for?
Speaker, Place, Actions, Context, Exigence
Situation, Place, Action, Citations, Experts
Situation, Purpose, Audience, Choices, Evaluation
Speaker, Purpose, Audience, Context, Exigence
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What is Ms. Tse's favorite subject?
rhetoric
vocabulary
calculus
grammar
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What is the difference between the PURPOSE and the MESSAGE?
Purpose is the main content communicated, message is the goal achieved
Purpose is a goal to be achieved; message is the content communicated
Purpose are the claims & themes; message are the feelings and emotions
Purpose entails feelings/emotions; message are the claims & themes
