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What is the A in SOAPSTone?
The 2nd S in SOAPSTone stands for...
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The 2nd S in SOAPSTone stands for...
Subject
Seller
Speaker
Saint
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What is the A in SOAPSTone?
Adjective
Audience
Administration
Article
3
The person who addresses the audience is the
speaker
antagonist
protagonist
subject
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Is this acronym correct? SOAPSTONE: Speaker, Organization, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone.
No
SOAPSTONE has nothing to do with rhetoric
The acronym itself is missing a letter
Yes
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What is SOAPSTone?
a method to help readers rhetorically analyze a text
a series of questions to ask when reading a book
a strategy for writing rhetorical analysis essays
a mnemonic device used to analyze literature and poetry
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Why is SOAPSTone a useful strategy?
It helps us sound out the letters
It helps us memorize words and ideas
It helps us to read closely and carefully
It helps us to read faster
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What is the O in SOAPSTone?
Outstanding
Occasion
Organization
Opinion
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What is an occasion in rhetoric?
the place where a book is created
the theme
time and place of a peice; contect that prompted writing
The time in which a peice of work is published.
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What is the P in SOAPSTone?
People
Particulars
Purpose
Point
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Who is the audience of an article?
The reader.
The people the article might matter to.
The people who edit the article.
Teachers and students.
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Rhetorical devices are....
electronic devices used in the English classroom.
funny, short sayings.
tools the writer can use to get an emotional response.
boring and add no value to writing.
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Who is the audience in this speech?
Students Graduating from Harvard University
J.K. Rowling
No One
Miss Iberg
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The "O" in SOAPSTone relates to details of time and place AND the larger cultural context.
False
True
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What does audience mean?
whom it is directed to
a crowd
who reads it
auditorium
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In literature, tone is...
The attitude expressed by the author through words & details
the emotion the reader feels from reading the work
a steady periodic sound
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What is the purpose of a rhetorical analysis?
To determine the effectiveness of a text
To analyze the meaning of a text
To learn about why the writer chose a particular topic
To see if there is any pathos in the text
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The
P
in SOAPSTone refers to...
penalty
predicament
people
purpose
