Structure/Rhetoric Review

Which text structure gives a main idea and supporting details?

A celebrity endorses a skincare product, sharing their personal experience and professional background in beauty.

A charity organization highlights their history of successful projects and the qualifications of their staff.

An advertisement shows a family joyfully celebrating together during the holidays to promote a product.

Which text structure would be best to show someone how to make something?

What device compares two different things using "like" or "as"?

What text structure organizes information by the order in which events happen?

What is the appeal that focuses on the credibility of the source?

What text structure presents a problem and provides ways to fix the problem?

What text structure is used here?

A politician cites studies that link education funding to improved student performance in a debate.

Which appeal is often used in advertising to create emotional responses?

What do we call an exaggerated statement meant for effect?

What appeal connects with the audience’s feelings and emotions?

What are visual tools like graphs and pictures that help us understand a text better?

A teacher shares their years of experience and qualifications when discussing a new teaching method with parents.

Why is a table of contents important in a book?

What text feature highlights important words or phrases in a text?

An environmental group presents scientific evidence showing the impact of pollution on wildlife to support regulations.

What is the use of the same consonant sound at the beginning of closely placed words?

A student shares a personal story about overcoming challenges to inspire classmates during a speech.

A campaign uses images of natural disasters to encourage donations for disaster relief efforts.

A lawyer presents their track record of winning cases to convince a jury.

A teacher uses test scores and academic performance data to argue for a new curriculum in their school.

An animal shelter shares heartwarming stories and images of pets needing homes to encourage adoptions.

What type of appeal uses facts and logical arguments to persuade?

What is it called when a text shows how one event causes another?

Which appeal tries to convince us by showing the speaker's trustworthiness?