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IHAD & Rhetoric Test
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Rhetoric appeals, devices, and general IHAD questions #rhetoric
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When a speaker or writer makes a comparison between two unalike things, he is using...
an allusion
a metaphor
a simile
a simile
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Using a word (usually a verb) to refer to two or more different things in more than one way
synecdoche
zeugma
metonymy
atithesis
3
What is the main idea of paragraph 7?
people want the collective anger to end
the black community will not stop until they've gained equal rights
the nation is in crisis and needs the support of allies and gradualism
the weather is going to improve soon
4
In the section where King says "Let freedom ring," what devices are being used?
metaphor, zeugma, & repetition
antithesis, repetition, & allusion
repetition & rhetoric
simile & metaphor
5
Logos appeals to the audience's
Jon Snow, who knows nothing
logic
emotion
credibility
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How does King appeal to a variety of people in his audience?
By using the pronouns "we" and "us" he creates a sense of unity
all of the above
He gives the speech at a national monument
He specifically addresses white allies
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Why does King quote the DOI in the speech?
It makes the audience understand that Glen isn't really dead
It quotes the founders of our country
It establishes that King is smart
It's reputable document & makes a point about men's rights
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What is the main purpose of King's speech?
to entertain his audience with fictional tales of inequality
to persuade his audience to try to fix the US's inequality
all of the above
to inform his audience about inequality
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When a speaker or writer uses objective facts or statistics to back up his argument, they're using
bunny whiskers
logos
ethos
pathos
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What is the difference between METONYMY and SYNECDOCHE ?
S uses a part of a thing to represent it & M uses an association
M uses a part of a thing to represent it & S uses an association
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Which of the following is a possible theme for King's speech?
Sometimesgetting what you want means breaking the law
Ahundred years is too long to wait for anything
Everyone deserves equality, but some must fight to get it
Freedom is an individual struggle, not a collective one
12
King hopes his kids will "not be judged by the color of their skin." What appeal is he using?
ethos
pathos
rhetoric
logos
13
Which of the following is an example of logos from King’s speech?
Black people shouldn't distrust all whites bc some are supportive
all of the following
segregation exists with signs that say "Whites Only"
100 years later black people still do not have the same rights as whites
14
Celebrity endorsements are ____ unless they've PROVEN they're credible sources on the subject/products they're endorsing
pathos
rhetoric
ethos
logos
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Which of the following is an example of pathos?
showing images of sad puppies
using popular celebrities to endorse products
Playing sad music in the background of a commercial
using credible sources
16
What is King's purpose in repeating "100 years later"?
shows how much time passed & long they've waited for equality
emphasizes how much they’ve accomplished in those 100 years
it demonstrates how forgetful King is
shows the black community has been in the US longer than whites
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When a writer or speaker uses the same words, phrases, or sounds over and over, he is using...
antithesis
raccoons playing banjos
repetition
allusion
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Repetition focuses on repeated ___ and antithesis is repeated ___.
words; phrases
sentence structure; ideas
punctuation; similar sentences
words & phrases; sentence structure
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A figurative device where a word or phrase is substituted with an ASSOCIATED or related word or phrase
zeugma
synecdoche
atithesis
metonymy
20
An indirect reference to something well-known the reader's expected to know
allusion
antithesis
alliteration
metaphor
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What does rhetoric mean?
effective effectiveness
effective telepathic communication
effective speaking and writing
asking a question you don't actually want answered
22
Which of the following is not one of the three rhetorical APPEALS covered?
logos
parallelism
pathos
ethos
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A figurative phrase common to a particular culture which has a meaning that goes beyond the words' literal meanings
antithesis
metonymy
idiom
zeugma
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Nearby phrases/sentences with similar grammatical (sentence) structure that are used to show contrast in ideas
antithesis
zeugma
metonymy
synechdoche
25
When speakers or writers give their credentials on a subject, they're establishing...
his superiority
ethos
logos
pathos
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Ethos refers to
the speaker's reason and logic
the audience's trustworthiness and pine cones
the audience's logic
the speaker's credibility
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Which of the following is not an example of the rhetorical DEVICES we covered?
pathos
repetition
allusion
antithesis
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Why does King use an allusion to a well-known patriotic song?
to draw attention to the ideas the US prides itself on
any of the following
to catch the audience's attention with something familiar
to appeal to the audience's sense of patriotism
29
Which of the following is
NOT
an allusion King uses in his speech?
Abe Lincoln's Gettysburg Address speech
the whirlwinds of revolt
the song "Let Freedom Ring"
The Declaration of Independence
30
What is the main purpose of the most famous part of King’s speech? ("I have a dream")
all the places where freedom must spread
what their future can hold if they push forward
all the suffering that colored children endured
what three things they must do and not do to attain the dream
31
Which rhetorical appeal is used when King says "the Negro is still sadly crippled by the manacles of segregation..."
allusion
logos
pathos
metaphor
32
Who was King's target audience?
government officials
all of the above
white civil rights supporters
fellow black followers
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When a speaker or writer appeals to the audience's emotions, they're using...
ethos
pine cones
logos
pathos
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What is the OPPOSITE of a hyperbole?
allusion
understatement
idiom
personification
35
What does King compare the promise of "life, liberty, & the pursuit of happiness" to?
ducklings
a bank
a bad check
gold and jewels
36
King’s repetition of “I have a dream” helps to convey this TONE in the speech
hopeful
determined
somber
passionate
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A figure of speech where a PART of something is used to refer to (and understood to mean) the whole thing
metonymy
synecdoche
zeugma
atithesis
