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Rhetorical Devices
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"From 1998 to 2006, average high school GPAs rose...while SAT scores fell" is an example of:
Repetition
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
2
The ideas expressed in Patrick Henry's speech were radical and treasonous
False
True
3
The art of effective & persuasive writing is called:
rhetoric
persona
exigence
Telos
4
Lou Gehrig's line "-that's something!" is a good example of:
parallelism
repetition
pathos
rhetorical question
5
Conceding & refuting ________ a writer's argument.
strengthen
clarify
weaken
organize
6
The
exigence
for Patrick Henry's speech was:
Britain's recent invasion of Virginia
the second meeting of the Virginia Convention
the Revolutionary War had just begun
he was being tried for treason
7
Lin Manuel Miranda and Patrick Henry's pieces have similar______:
ethos
audiences
diction
purpose
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Another way to describe parallelism might be:
matching structure
exciting your audience
creating persona
defensible claim
9
The diction of "My Shot" is more informal than Henry's speech
True
False
10
Socrates came up with the concept of the Rhetorical Triangle
False
True
11
"Suffer not yourselves to be betrayed with a kiss" is an example of metaphor
False
True
12
The audience is not something speakers need to consider when crafting a claim.
False
True
13
Ethos is an appeal that plays on the audience's feelings
True
False
14
Patrick Henry creates
ethos
with his audience through:
listing his qualifications
the setting of the speech
diction
his use of loaded language/imagery
15
"Give me liberty or give me death!" is an example of:
Parallel structure
all of the above
Loaded language
none of the above