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Key Terms Pt. 1
Key Terms Pt. 1
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allegory, slogan, symbolism, rhetoric, fable, foreshadowing
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What questions should you ask when analyzing rhetoric?
Who seems to be the intended audience?
Did the author utilize stanzas to get their point across?
Why is the article so long?
What kinds of evidence are presented?
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What is the allegory of this image?
Join or die
Must unite in order to survive
Pennsylvania is above New Jersey
Snakes are scary
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What is rhetoric?
the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
the art of drawing
the art of writing poetry
the art of writing plays
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A rhetorical analysis is the summary of a literary work.
False
True
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What is Political Allegory?
Political Allegory uses characters to demonstrate moral qualities.
Political allegory focuses on themes from the bible
Political allegory is anything that has a political meaning underneath it
Political Allegory is human beliefs and the matters of decision making
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What is foreshadowing?
Actions between people
To give a hint before something happens
A reason for doing something
Opposite of what someone meant
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An editorial cartoon is a form of rhetoric...
True
False
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What is the purpose of the symbolism utilised in this image?
The fire extinguisher is to grab attention.
The fire extinguisher is to highlight this sauce is spicy.
The fire extinguisher is to show this product is dangerous.
The fire extinguisher is to show it can help in a fire.
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rhetorical analysis is...
list of rhetorical devices
examination of how components of an argument work together
an essay
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What is a slogan?
A word that has mulitple meanings and has a very detailed definition
A statement that makes the reader want to ignore what is being advertized
A statement that makes people believe a company is weak
A mesmerizing statement/word/phrase that attracts attention
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A Fable teaches you a lesson
False
True
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What is the purpose of the rhetorical analysis essay?
To defend our own perspectives on issues
To determine which rhetorical techniques were used
To understand the author
To show HOW a text is effective in presenting its purpose/argument
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symbolism
words that have the same sound at the end
deeper meaning given to everyday objects or events
section of a poem, usually with rhyme and length
words that create a mental image
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Choose the correct slogan.
Pleasure is the path to joy.
Taste the rainbow.
The Happiest Place on Earth.
Taste the Feeling.
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What is an allegory?
A text about capitalism.
A text that uses foreshadowing.
A text with a hidden meaning.
A text about communism.
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What is the message behind the symbolism of the earth melting like an ice-cream cone?
Climate change is causing the earth to heat in unsafe ways.
The earth is hot and melting like ice-cream.
There is no message.
The earth looks like a scoop of ice cream.
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In rhetoric, pathos is when the author appeals to people's
authority
emotion
logic
reasoning
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A Fable usually has ______
Talking cars
Talking Vegetables
Talking tea pots
Talking animals
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What is a Fable?
Stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
A short story that teaches a lesson about life or shows how to live
An agreement to work together
Clear and ordered thinking
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Rhetorical Analysis requires you to ...
focus on textual evidence
define rhetorical strategies for readers
explain how the purpose of the passage is achieved
simply identify figures of speech
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What are the three rhetoric appeals
understatement, metaphor, paradox
ethos, logos, pathos
message, speaker, audience
tone, style, purpose
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In rhetoric, logos is when the author appeals to
appetite
emotion
authority
logic
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What are the 4 elements of a rhetorical analysis?
Elements...duh?!
There aren't 4 elements of a rhetorical analysis?! You write from the heart
context, how the author feels, what are they feeling, and..yea
Topic sentence, what he's doing, how he's doing it, the purpose
