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Making a statement that assumes the very question being argued has already been proven.
Post Hoc
Slippery Slope
False Dilemma
Begging the question
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It is okay to use logical fallacies in an essay.
Once or twice in an essay
Sometimes
Yes
No
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A _____ is one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.
compound sentence
declarative sentence
compound-complex sentence
complex sentence
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Appealing to the commonly held prejudices of the people.
Faulty Use of Authority
Straw Man
Ad Populum
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Language: "The mild-eyed melancholy Lotos-eaters came."
euphonious
cacophonous
colloquial
assonance
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Orwell: "War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength."
contradiction
Paradox
metaphor
oxymoron
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Drawing conclusions on the basis of only a few experiences or encounters.
Straw Man
False Dilemma
Non Sequiter
Hasty Generalization
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An attack on a view similar to but not the same as the one an opponent holds.
Ad Populum
Post Hoc
Straw Man
Bandwagon
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Loretta Young said, "Love isn't something you find. Love is something that finds you."
Appeal to Pathos
Realism
ONomatopoeia
Chiasmus
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a comparison between something abstract and something more concrete or easier to visualize.
analogy
figurative language
euphemism
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language: "ever since that time you went away/I've been a rabbit burrowed in the wood"
simile
anaphora
personification
metaphor
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Identify the device being used:“No man is an island.”(John Donne, “Meditation 17”)
simile
allusion
impossible
metaphor
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bolsters claims, citing a single authority-there may be disagreement or unqualified authority.
Faulty Use of Authority
Begging the Question
Circular Reasoning
Hasty Generalizations
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Identify the term/device:The atmosphere of a work ofliterature; the emotion created by the work
Tone
Setting
Mood
Figurative Language
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Suggests that because one event follows another - the 1st event must be the cause of the 2nd.
Circular Reasoning
Hasty Generalization
Post Hoc
Faulty Use of Authority
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Syntax: "Cannon to the right of them, cannon to the left of them, cannon in front of them"
asyndeton/anaphora
polysyndenton/anaphora
alliteration
paradox
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Which is not a term typically associated with satire?
hyperbole
oxymoron
anaphora
understatement
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“Not that I loved Caesar less,but that I loved Rome more.”(Shakespeare, Julius Caesar)
antithesis
repetition
parable
devotion
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Identify the literary device/term: Writing categorized as that which “explains.”
persuasive
expository
argumentative
narrative
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_____ is crafting sentences so items are placed in comparable grammatical structures
climax
chiasmus
parallelism
inversion
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Identify the device being used:“My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose”(title of a poem by R. Burns)
personification
metaphor
impossible
simile
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rhet. mode: to convince the reader of something by making a strong claim and providing evidence
definition
narrative
persuasive
description
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Suggests that only two alternatives exist,although there may be other explanations.
Faulty Emotional Appeals
Faulty Use of Authority
False Dilemma
Slippery Slope
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language: "..an insomniac rain had been falling since the beginning of the 16th century"
metaphor/allusion
understatement/metaphor
personification/hyperbole
simile/hyperbole
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A rhetorical precis consists of...
All of the above
None of the above
Four sentences
Two citations, at least
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The voice assumed by the writer. Not necessarily the author (but it can be).
speaker/narrator
3rd person narrative
author
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author’s attitude toward the subject or characters of a story or poem, or toward the reader.
mood
tone
attitude
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A short story that may relate to the audience is an example of
Analogy
Allusion
Euphemism
Epitaph
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imagery:"the sun springs down on the rough and tumble town. It runs through the hedge."
understatement
irony
personification
hyperbole
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Identify the literary device/term:The explicit, literal meaning of a word.
denotation
alliteration
basic
connotation
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A statistic appeals to...
Authority
Emotion
Logic
Pity
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Device: “And all men kill the thing they love” (Oscar Wilde, “The Ballad of Reading Gaol”)
chiasmus
analogy
parallelism
paradox
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Identify the device being used:Saying “ethnic cleansing” instead of "genocide"
Hyperbole
Verbal Irony
Euphemism
Oxymoron
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The following are examples:–Wise fool–New antiques–Hot ice
paradox
parallelism
oxymoron
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Identify the device being used:“Heard melodies are sweet.”(John Keats, “Ode on a Grecian Urn”)
Synaesthesia
Personification
Impossible
Simile
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Making a statement that assumes the very question being argued has already been proven.
Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right
Begging the Question
Straw Man
False Dilemma
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What is the code for a syllogism?
B=A, C=A, C=B
A=B, C=A, C=B
B=A, B=C, A=C
A=B, C=B, C=A