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English 11 - Rhetorical Appeals Review

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1
How do you know when an ad, speech, or argument uses pathos?
It has a credible person in it
It has facts or statistics
It has a celebrity in it
It uses emotion in it
2
What is this alluding to?
The Lightning Thief
The Sorcerer's Stone
The Avengers
The Lord of the Rings
3
How do you know when an ad, speech, or argument uses ethos?
It has facts
Ithas statics in it
It has a credible person in it
It uses emotion in it
4
What is a hyperbole?
A simile
An exaggeration
A personification
An alliteration
5
How do you know when an ad, speech, or argument uses logos?
It uses emotion in it
It has a celebrity in it
It has facts or statistics
It has a credible person in it
6
What is Pathos?
Credibility
Anxiety
Logic
Emotion
7
What are rhetorical devices?
Devices used to persuade the reader
Devices used to confuse the reader
8
What is SOAPSTone?
a strategy for writing rhetorical analysis essays
a series of questions to ask when reading a book
a method to help readers rhetorically analyze a text
a mnemonic device used to analyze literature and poetry
9
What is Ethos?
Our inner thoughts
Emotion
Logic
Credibility
10
What are rhetorical appeals?
Persuasive strategies used in arguments to deny claims
An appeal to the truth
Persuasive strategies used in arguments to support claims
An appeal of rhetoric
11
What is a simile?
A comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as
The way an author reveals a character's personality
The main or central character in the story
The feelings a reader gets from the story
12
What is Logos?
Logic
Credibility
Emotion
An argument
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What is this alluding to?
Family Guys
101 Dalmations
All Dogs go to Heaven
Lady and the Tramp