Rhetoric Terms Test Review [Academy English Winter 2023)

Question 1

Example: These stress tests on our electrical grid are necessary preparation like stretching before a run.

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analogy

Question 2

Example: He can put in the work. He can make things right. He can save us all.

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anaphora

Question 3

Impact: helping the audience create an emotional connection with the subject.

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personification

Question 4

Example: As a community, we have never let our differences divide us. Our unity will get us through today as well.

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inclusive language

Question 5

Example: My history of reaching across the aisle to work with the opposition is proof of my effective leadership.

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ethos

Question 6

Which of the following rhetorical strategies would best improve logos in an argument?

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allusions

Question 7

Example: A 45.5% increase in revenue can be expected using these proven business methods.

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logos

Question 8

Which of the following best fits the definition of ethos?

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appeal used to establish credibility, good character, or fairness.

Question 9

Example: On this day 200 years ago, a victory was won for our independence. Let today be a reminder of that victory.

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allusion

Question 10

Example: These new speed limit laws are an outrage! Letting reckless drivers speed through here is dangerous!

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pathos

Question 11

Which of the following rhetorical strategies could help a speaker connect with their audience?

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call to action, anecdote, inclusive language, imagery

Question 12

Impact: can legitimize a claim if used as evidence or make it relatable if it's a familiar reference.

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allusions

Question 13

Example: The streets of this city are crying out for justice!

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personification

Question 14

Impact: helps the audience relate to the subject through description.

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imagery

Question 15

Which of the following best fits the definition of logos?

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appeal used to convince through reason and factual evidence.

Question 16

Impact: makes the audience feel like they are part of the situation.

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inclusive language

Question 17

Example: The opposition's plan to develop farmland will jeopardize the environment far more than my proposal would.

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refutation of the counterargument

Question 18

Example: President Johnson was willing to engage with Civil Rights leaders in the '60s. You should follow his example.

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logos

Question 19

Impact: can humanize the issue and help the audience relate to the speaker.

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anecdote

Question 20

Which of the following rhetorical strategies would best improve ethos in an argument?

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anecdote

Question 21

Which of the following rhetorical strategies would best improve pathos in an argument?

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personification

Question 22

Impact: creating a poetic rhythm that is memorable or pleasing to the audience.

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alliteration

Question 23

Example: Advocating for these ambitious children will accelerate their progress.

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alliteration

Question 24

Example: I have a clear record of success as a manager and numerous awards to back up my capabilities.

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ethos

Question 25

Impact: makes the persuasion more memorable or accessible while creating a vocal rhythm.

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anaphora

Question 26

Impact: simplifies complex ideas for the audience.

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analogies

Question 27

How are you going to do on this test?

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Very well., Well enough., I&#x27;ll pass. . .

Question 28

Impact: strengthening an argument through comparison with a lesser option.

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refutation of the counterargument

Question 29

Which of the following best fits the definition of pathos?

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appeal to convince through the use of emotional language or examples.

Question 30

Example: We cannot continue to rob our children of a good future through these disastrous financial decisions.

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pathos

Question 31

Impact: creates a sense of urgency or importance for the audience.

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call to action

Question 32

Impact: engages the audience in thought or reflection on the author's subject.

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rhetorical questions

Question 33

Example: When I was a young girl, I felt safe going to school. I want those days back for my granchildren.

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anecdote

Rhetoric Terms Test Review [Academy English Winter 2023)

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