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1
The advertisement utilizes this rhetorical appeal.
Ethos
yeehaw
Pathos
Logos
2
How can he ____ authenticity selling health products while he's smoking those things?
flog
rebute
establish
deject
3
Opposite of unrighteousness.
usurpation
rectitude
tyranny
acquiesce
4
All therefore that Adam could do, as they passed before him, was to name them, as a lord names his _____.
vassals
integrity
fetters
constraints
5
Refutation is synonymous with ...
reliance
rebuttal
anguish
tyranny
6
To limit also means to....
establish
confabulate
constrain
foment
7
Ethos, Pathos, or Logos?
Pathos
Ethos
McDonalds
Logos
8
The opposite of arduous.
reliance
effortless
absolute
dejection
9
She frequently walks a dog, a ____ animal who fails to warm to my affection.
reliant
loathsome
dejected
vigilant
10
The advertisement utilizes this rhetorical device.
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
Flo's hair scares me
11
To be biased does not mean to be impartial.
True
False
12
Ethos is a persuasion technique as well as....
argument using character
I should have studied more.
argument using emotion
argument using logic
13
He was elegantly dressed, with a slightly ___ touch appropriate to a wartime wedding.
dejected
martial
loathsome
fomented
14
Peace and solace are antonyms of this vocabulary word.
bias
subjugation
arduous
anguish
15
A preconceived idea.
corruption
bias
rebuttal
integrity
16
A look of ____ crossed the basketball player's face when he hurt his ankle.
rectitude
bias
anguish
solace
17
His fame is tarnished, however, by numerous deeds of _____ and cruelty.
inactivity
martial
bias
tyranny
18
If something is negotiable, that also means it is unalienable.
True
False
19
Unbroken or undivided completeness.
integrity
established
assent
reliance
20
Anaphora is.....
Repeating a word or phrase at the end of successive lines.
Words with the same ending sounds.
Repeating a word at the beginning of successive lines.
I should have studied more.
21
Testing powers of endurance.
subjugate
arduous
vigilant
biased
22
Doing something willingly or voluntarily.
volition
assent
reliance
establish
23
Her arms slid around his neck of their own ___ and she eagerly returned his kiss.
volition
integrity
constraint
rectitude
24
To unbridle also means to encumber.
True
False
25
Rhetorical devices are....
funny, short sayings.
electronic devices used in the English classroom.
boring and add no value to writing.
tools the writer can use to get an emotional response.
26
______ people perform immoral acts for personal gain without apology.
corrupted
formidable
established
unalienable
27
Intrusion and trespassing are similar to...
rectitude
usurpation
foment
tyranny
28
Choose logos, pathos, or ethos
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
29
A personal quality of fairness.
foment
vassal
bias
integrity
30
The opposite of assignable.
dejected
unalienable
arduous
confabulate
31
The necessity of moral _____ was itself an incentive.
assent
constraint
rectitude
establishment
32
Nowhere in the Declaration of Independence is running on the field listed as a/an ____ right.
negotiable
dissenting
constrained
unalienable
33
A bias is fair.
True
False
34
Offering a contrary contention or argument.
confabulate
bias
rectitude
rebuttal
35
Repetition can be defined as....
an idea said only once
an idea that is never said
an idea that is consecutively repeated
an idea said twice
36
“The Maestro ______ to the request for an encore”
biased
fomented
liberated
assented
37
They began the ___ climb, puffing in the high elevation for ten minutes until the trail leveled.
arduous
dejected
vigilant
effortless
38
A restriction.
constrain
foment
dissent
unbridle
39
Being formidable involves inspiring fear.
False
True
40
Douglas urged the South to ___ in Lincoln's election.
acquiesce
rebute
constrain
fetter
41
Your fear is the _______ preventing you from going after your dream.
bias
volition
fetter
rectitude
42
To injure by striking.
martial
flog
fetter
rebute
43
Unconsciously replacing fact with fantasy in one's memory.
volition
establishing
confabulating
flogging
44
To be carefully observant or attentive is also to be vigilant.
True
False
45
If something is redoubtable or unnerving, it is....
established
loathsome
formidable
corrupted
46
Opposite of abolishment.
corruption
dejection
establishment
confabulation
47
Causing emotional pain or distress. The opposite of solace.
formidable
flog
anguish
dissent
48
The advertisement utilizes this rhetorical device.
logos
ethos
pathos
Aveeno
49
What literary device does this advertisement primarily utilize?
Assonance
Pathos
Hyperbole
Alliteration
50
The advertisement utilizes this rhetorical device.
Logos
Save Otis
Ethos
Pathos
51
What is intrinsic is also unalienable.
True
False
52
Soon he was threatened by a new and yet more ____ danger.
vigilant
formidable
fettered
anguished
53
To oppress or subdue.
confabulate
emancipate
subjugate
liberate
54
If someone feels glum or amort they also feel
corrupted
elated
arduous
dejected
55
Free people ____ governments to protect their rights.
acquiesce
subjugate
establish
fetter
56
I feel empathy when I see ____in the eyes of loved ones.
vigilance
arduous
reliance
anguish
57
This is a certainty based on past experience.
reliance
dejection
arduous
acquiesce
58
Anguish is synonymous with distress.
True
False
59
Moral soundness.
anguish
dejection
foment
integrity
60
Subjugation is synonymous with subjection.
True
False
61
“These closed circuits facilitate the spread of fake news and false information ____ prejudice and hate.”
fomenting
subjugating
anguishing
dissolving
62
Plots are often driven by protagonists attempting to shake off the ___ of their run-of-the-mill lives.
vassals
foment
bias
fetters
63
A partiality that prevents objective consideration of an issue or situation is a bias.
False
True
64
Paul, ____ and frowning, sat on a bench by the bridge.
constrained
arduous
wretched
dejected
65
Civil & civilian are antonyms of .....
usurpation
martial
vigilant
establish
66
If someone is unobservant or undeterred, they are NOT.....
tyrannical
vigilant
arduous
wretched
67
If someone is undeterred, they are also vigilant.
True
False
68
To oppress or emancipate also means to subjugate.
True
False
69
The younger sister knows exactly how to _____ a disagreement between her older brothers.
foment
flog
rebute
confer
70
Doing the right thing in a reliable way.
acquiesce
subjugate
integrity
reliance
71
Repetition can be defined as...
repeating similes for emphasis
repeated grammatical structure for emphasis
repeating a single word or phrase for emphasis
repeating metaphors for emphasis
72
"Okay, okay, I'll do it..." is an example of....
acceding
dissenting
acquiescing
assenting
73
His sudden plunge into crime and ___ after his brothers death was wholly unexpected by the nation.
constrain
rectitude
usurpation
subjugation
74
Deserving or inciting pity.
loathsome
anguish
formidable
wretched
75
Thieves target those who are less ____.
arduous
vigilant
deplorable
constrained
76
A corrupt politician is considered ________ because of his crimes.
loathsome
arduous
a tyrant
dejected
77
Even though I am married, I do not see the commitment as a
_______
that interferes with my identity.
reliance
vassal
fetter
foment
78
To condense also means to dissolve.
False
True
79
Some are petitioning the State to ____ the Union, to disregard the requisitions of the President.
assent
dissolve
establish
acquiesce
80
What is an anaphora?
not using LIKE or AS to compare two objects
sequence of repeating words at the beginning of clauses
using LIKE or AS to compare two objects
occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of connected words
81
A ___ can be considered a follower.
unalienable
martial
vassal
vigilante
82
To bring about.
subjugate
fetter
constrain
establish
83
Any attempt by Martha at a ____ was met with a yawn.
question
corrupt
rebuttal
bias
84
The advertisement utilizes this rhetorical device.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
85
Rhetoric can also be defined as....
communicate; make an idea known or understandable to someone
examine, study, discover or reveal through detailed information
a work, event, moment, or figure strongly influencing later developments.
the art of persuasive speaking or writing; command of language
86
The riot downtown began to ____ nervous feelings in the local residents.
subjugate
assent
foment
fetter
87
Another party, not less numerous, vehemently accused him of having ___ the purity of the English tongue.
corrupted
dejected
subjugated
established
88
Both cognition and ___ are functions of thought.
martial
volition
subjugation
bias
89
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are examples of...
AP devices
Rhetorical appeals
All of the above
literary
90
Feeling deplorable also means to feel wretched.
False
True
91
Forced submission means to subjugate.
False
True
92
A repressive and cruel regime.
tyranny
corruption
vigilante
martial
93
This is what you do when all your friends want to wear purple, but you want to wear pink.
acquiesce
foment
concur
dissent
94
They threatened to cut him off if he did not ____ in his father's plans.
acquiesce
constrain
fetter
bias
95
Assent is another word for....
arduous
rebuttal
acquiesce
anguish
96
Probity & unity are synonyms of ...
integrity
unalienable
rectitude
reliance
97
The advertisement utilizes this rhetorical appeal.
ethos
logos
pathos
98
As they approached the top of the mountain, Jack and Jill stood in awe because of the __ view below.
established
formidable
vigilant
fomented
99
Literary devices are...
word choices
language techniques writers use to create interesting text
the emotion that an author presents in their work
an image created through style choices
100
You will have to be ___ in your work in order to earn an A in this class.
arduous
fettered
vigilant
formidable