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A telegraphic sentence...
builds momentum as it goes
requires a semicolon
is shorter than five words in length
is 18 words or longer in length
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What is a claim?
the claim is the reasons
a delicious shellfish
what you are trying to prove
facts, facts and more facts
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An example of process analysis is
A shopping list.
Going about your day without a specific plan.
A recipe.
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The Rhetorical Modes are like a checklist for writing.
False
True
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What are the five canons of rhetoric?
Invention, arrangement, style, memory, delivery
Exordium, narration, division, proof, refutation
Invention, division, narration, style, memory
Exordium, narration, memory, style, delivery
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Which of the following questions is NOT rhetorical?
Why are you sad?
How much longer can this injustice continue?
Who do you think you are?
Are you really that stupid?
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What does the term exigence mean?
the reason a piece of writing came into existence
something that puts out fires
the author's attitude about the subject matter
the atmosphere of a work
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All are examples of rhetorical modes EXCEPT
Process Analysis
Juxtaposition
Compare/Contrast
Narration
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Juxtaposition includes all of the following EXCEPT:
Antithesis
Oxymoron
Paradox
Telegraphic Sentence
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What is an example of rhetoric?
Inaugural Speech
Freestyle Rap
Graduation Speech
Funeral Speech
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What is diction?
A word is applied to an object but isn't literally relevant.
An expression that doesn't make sense if taken literally.
The main idea isn't completed until the end of the sentence.
Style or choice of words & phrases that are used in writing.
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A periodic sentence has the main clause
at the beginning
in the middle
scattered throughout the sentence
at the end
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What is Tone?
author's word choice
author's vibe
attitude of the author
overall setting the author creates
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What is connotation?
positive or negative emotions associated with words
descriptive words
words with opposite meanings
figurative language
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What is rhetoric?
the art of writing poetry
the art of drawing
the art of writing plays
the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
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Which is an example of an understatement?
It flooded. "Looks like it rained a little"
It flooded. "it is like a lake"
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There can be more than one rhetorical mode in a piece of writing.
True
False
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Juxtaposition is the placement of two things closely together to emphasize comparisons or contrasts
False
True
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What is irony?
A clue or hint at something later in the story.
Something that stands for or represents something else.
A contradiction between what happens and what is expected.
When you iron something.
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What is an Understatement?
figurative meaning is different from the literal meaning
Overstating a sentence
Overexaggerating
Saying something that is less important than it is
