What are the 3 rs that are useful to remember when it comes to rhetorical texts?

resonance, repetition and rhythm

When a writer/speaker pretends, briefly, to express doubt

the repetition of similar vowel sounds within phrases, or sentences

a pair of statements or images in which the one reverses the other.

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1
How many dogs does Mr White have?
3
1
0
2
2
Which of the following is NOT an area of exploration on this course?
Transformation
Intertextuality
Time and space
Readers, writers and texts
3
In rhetoric, which of the following is an appeal to the character / credibility of the speaker/writer?
ethos
athos
pathos
logos
4
What are the 3 rs that are useful to remember when it comes to rhetorical texts?
rhythm, reptiles and resonance
resonance, repetition and rhyme
resonance, repetition and rhythm
repetition, rhythm and respect
5
Which of the following are William Blake's years of birth and death?
1627 and 1707
1657 and 1687
1787 and 1857
1757 and 1827
6
What is the rhyme scheme used in The Tyger?
ABABB
AABB
ABCD
ABAB
7
What is aporia?
The repetition of a word at the start of successive sentences / clauses
A Greek vase
When a writer/speaker pretends, briefly, to express doubt
The repetition of vowel sounds
8
What is assonance?
the repetition of similar vowel sounds within phrases, or sentences
the engraving style used by William Blake
a break in the middle of a line of poetry
the repetition of similar consonant sounds within phrases or sentences
9
Which of the following does Mr White NOT do in his spare time?
Play trumpet
Write
Go running
Watch Arsenal win football matches
10
In English, what assessment do HL students do that SL students do not?
a coursework essay
an interpretive dance
An extra exam paper
An individual oral
11
Paper 1 in English is...
a comparative essay
a multiple choice question paper
a short answer response paper
a guided textual analysis
12
Which is the most common poetic metre in English?
spondaic trimeter
fantastic barometer
iambic pentameter
trochaic tetrameter
13
What subject have "poets been mysteriously silent" about?
love
cheese
God
birds
14
How many cats does Ms Kirby have?
2
3
1
0
15
All of Blake's poems we have looked at so far come from -
The Songs of Experience
London and other poems
The Songs of Innocence
Europe
16
"Only the stuttering rifles' rapid rattle" Which poetic technique is notable here?
caesura
enjambment
simile
alliteration
17
The first E in PETER stands for
explanation
evidence
exploration
excitement
18
When is Ms Kirby's birthday?
On New Year's day
On Christmas day
Today!
On Halloween
19
What is antithesis?
a movement of people who are against writing introductions in essays
a pair of statements or images in which the one reverses the other.
the overview of your argument in an essay
arguing against yourself
20
Which revolution did William Blake NOT live through?
The Russian Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
The French Revolution
The American Revolution

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