Rhetorical devices are....

tools the writer can use to get an emotional response.

What is an informative speech?

It provides information to the audience.

An anaphora is the repetition

of identical words at the beginning of successive phrases.

Which three make up the sound devices?

Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Assonance

What are the parts of a speech?

Intro, Transition, Body, Transition, Conclusion

repeating a single word or phrase for emphasis

Literary devices are...

Language techniques writers use to create interesting text .

is a written text that is delivered spoken.

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The purpose of a speech is often
economic.
education.
political.
comedy.
2
The part of the speech that provides the content and analysis that prove the thesis statement is called what?
Evidence
Conclusion
Introduction
Body
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5
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Rhetorical devices are....
electronic devices used in the English classroom.
funny, short sayings.
boring and add no value to writing.
tools the writer can use to get an emotional response.
5
What is an informative speech?
Pick this one.
It provides information to the audience.
It is a speech with a lot of visual aids.
It helps clarify a main point that is often confused.
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An anaphora is the repetition
of initial consonant letters of neighbouring words.
of identical words at the beginning of successive phrases.
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Which three make up the sound devices?
Alliteration, Assonance, Simile
Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Anaphora
Onomatopoeia, Assonance, Simile
Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Assonance
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What are the parts of a speech?
Body, Intro, Conclusion
Intro, Transition, Body, Transition, Conclusion
Intro, Transition, Body, Conclusion
Intro, Body, Conclusion
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What is repetition?
repeating a single word or phrase for emphasis
repeating similes for emphasis
repeated grammatical structure for emphasis
repeating metaphors for emphasis
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Literary devices are...
word choices.
the emotion that an author presents in their work.
Language techniques writers use to create interesting text .
an image created through style choices.
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The subject that your speech will address is called the...
audience.
topic.
analysis.
evidence.
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A speech...
is best delivered in a monotone voice.
is a written text that is delivered spoken.
opens with an informal introduction or greeting.
may not use props or visuals such as a PowerPoint.
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One of the primary goals for a speech is its
purpose.
audience.
approach.
playbook.
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Now, let's turn to stylistic devices: Successive sentences starting with the same word are called...
alliterations.
epiphoras.
anaphoras.
metaphors.

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