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Which shows repetition?
monkey, monkey,monkey,monkey, monkey,monkey, monkey,monkey
nothing
mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
nooooooooooooooooooooo
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A reference to something famous or well known to the audience is called
alliteration
allusion
parallel structure
illusion
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what is this?
irony
metaphor
personification
simile
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This is an example of
LOGOS
THEME
PATHOS
ETHOS
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Pick the example of alliteration
The sun is a lightbulb
the car went "bang!"
Karli couldn't come outside
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When the writer's words may have more than one meaning or be the opposite of what you would expect, that's...
hyperbole
irony
diction
simile
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and this is most likely...
repetition
parallel structure
rhetorical question
oxymoron
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Words that represent sounds are called
personification
onomatopoeia
simile
metaphor
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Which is the correct way to write a parallel structure?`
Jack has got the bike; biking is cool.
Jack got cookies. Cookies are good.
Jack got his free tablet. I wish I had a tablet.
Jack got some cookies; Jill got some sleep.
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what is imagery?
it's a dog
words the appeal to the 5 senses
it's nothing
words that show care and love
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The rhetorical device that appeals to emotions is called
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
sappy
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When two words have the opposite meaning, it's called...
irony
simile
oxymoron
allusion
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and, what is this?
personification
analogy
alliteration
Irony
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Text structure is:
how information is organized in a text.
what is happening in the story.
when the author builds the text.
how a book is made.
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What is diction?
longer words in text
When texts are from a different time and use old language
a person's style of speaking determined by their word choice
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Repetition of a grammatical form/structure in a sentence is called
the world series of grammar
repetition
parallel structure
double talk
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Giving human qualities to non-human/inanimate objects is called
personification
onomatopoeia
simile
metaphor
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A rhetorical question...
Requires an immediate answer.
Is asked by the reader --not the writer.
Needs no punctuation.
Is a questions that does not require a response.
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Which is NOT an example of organization a person may use in their rhetoric?
Problem & Solution
Cause & Effect
Spatial
Chronological Order
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The rhetorical appeal that gives credibility and trustworthiness to the speaker is
Pathos
Ethos
rhetoric
Logos
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What is Tone?
author's word choice
words that tell the attitude of the author
overall setting the author creates
the author's vibe
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An example of imagery is...
paper
sour
trashcan
slide
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In SOAPSTone, the entire reason the speaker writes/speaks is the...
purpose
subject
tone
occasion
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This is an example of what type of diction?
Normal
Slang
Formal
Informal
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This ad is an example of...
Shaq
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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What is this an example of?
metaphor
simile
irony
hyperbole
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and this is...
personification
onomatopoeia
parallel structure
simile
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Which form (or medium) is likely used the least to try and persuade a person ?
Social Media
Advertisements
Billboards
Skywriting
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rhetorical analysis is...
list of rhetorical devices
explain why choices were made and work (or don’t work) in a piece
an essay
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A direct comparison
without
using like or as is called
metaphor
onomatopoeia
personification
simile
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What is an example of tone?
friendly
screaming
crying
punching
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A comparison using the words like or as is called a
personification
metaphor
anecdote
simile
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What is repetition?
repeating a single word or phrase for emphasis
repeating metaphors for emphasis
repeated grammatical structure for emphasis
repeating similes for emphasis
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This ad is an example of...
Pathos
Logos
Argument
Ethos
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This is an example of BOTH
Ethos and logos
Pathos and Ethos
Logos and Pathos
Egos and Logos
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What is this an example of?
simile
personification
hyperbole
ethos
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In SOAPSTone, who the speaker is trying to reach is the...
speaker
context
audience
subject
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In SOAPSTone, the experience or situation that brings the speaker to write/speak about a topic is..
subject
occasion
purpose
audience
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Rhetoric is BEST described as...
the art of persuasion
the art of presenting a strong argument
the way to manipulate the masses
using words to sound smart
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what is this?
oxymoron
simile
allusion
metaphor
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In SOAPSTone, what the speaker/author is discussing is the...
audience
context
speaker
subject
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In SOAPSTone, the person with a message to share is
speaker
audience
subject
context
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Identify the rhetorical question
Do you know what you're getting into?
Don't sign your life away
What time is it?
The bitter break up
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What is Syntax?
The rules of language and the order of words in a sentence
The style of language used
The way the writer develops a character
Making a reference to a person, place, or thing of significance
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The rhetorical appeal that uses facts, examples, and statistics is called
Ethos
Pathos
Boring
Logos
