Rhetorical Analysis Essay ONLY

Question 1

Who first described the rhetorical appeals from the preceding questions?

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Aristotle

Question 2

The multiple meanings, either intentional or unintentional, of a word, phrase, sentence, etc.

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Ambiguity

Question 3

Strategies, modes & devices writers can employ to persuade reader to accept & understand their point of view

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Rhetoric

Question 4

I.D. Fallacy: A logical error that makes a false connection between correlation versus causation

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Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc

Question 5

Fill in the blanks: You will need to effectively ________ language to ______ your analysis.

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manipulate; communicate

Question 6

Diction refers to...

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the conscious selection of words to further the author's purpose

Question 7

The analysis of literature strictly focuses on theme, content, & diction

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False

Question 8

The very 1st action you should take on the AP Lang exam is to read and annotate what?

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the Prompt

Question 9

The implied, nonliteral, associative, or suggested meaning of a word.

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Connotation

Question 10

When reading & notating the passage you should either...

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Read slowly & annotate; reread to confirm you have full understanding, read quickly to get gist, reread to take marginal notes & highlight

Question 11

According to the article Tips for Success on Open Book/Open Note Exams, open book exams are

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Not Easy

Question 12

You should be able to link examples of specific diction to what features of a passage?

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All of the options listed

Question 13

The Rhetorical Analysis (RA) Essay requires you to analyze what?

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Language: Rhetorical Choices & Stylistic Elements

Question 14

Tone & Attitude refer to...

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Author's perception & presentation of the material & the audience

Question 15

When analyzing tone & attitude you should use nouns to communicate meaning & relationships implied

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False

Question 16

I.D. Fallacy: An attack against character instead of against argument.

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Ad Hominem

Question 17

You shouldn't bother highlighting & making notes on the AP Exam, open book tests are easy.

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False

Question 18

Point of View refers to...

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The vantage point from which the narrative is conveyed

Question 19

Imagery & Figurative Language refer to...

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Creation of sensory experience, through figures of speech, sound devices

Question 20

What 3 broad, general types of analysis are applied in literature?

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Structure, Purpose, Style

Question 21

How does AP plan on discouraging students from copying work from outside sources?

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Exam questions will ask you to apply concepts in new ways

Question 22

What should you do if you have technical difficulties submitting your AP Language essay response?

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Use the email address listed on your screen to submit your essay

Question 23

Structural and linguistic selections made by the author to increase the writing's impact.

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Rhetorical Choices

Question 24

Having too many materials for an open book test is a bad idea because...

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You will spend more time looking for information than writing

Question 25

What element creates style in texts, speeches, and performances?

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All of the options listed

Question 26

Which word is the harshest? (Denotation)

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Sardonic

Question 27

Exaggerated literary or pictorial representation of the subject's peculiarities.

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Caricature

Question 28

Your class notes are better than internet searches

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True

Question 29

Usage question: The author _______________, and the reader _______________.

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implies, infers

Question 30

I.D. Device: Placing dissimilar items, descriptions, or ideas close together for implied comparison & contrast.

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juxtaposition

Question 31

According to the article Tips for Success on Open Book/Open Note Exams, you do not need to prepare for the exam

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False

Question 32

To qualify as satire, what 3, basic features must be present in the text?

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Humor, Criticism, Moral Voice

Question 33

Narration, Description, Exposition, and Argumentation are the four most common:

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Rhetorical Modes, Modes of Discourse

Question 34

Collaborating with others is considered acceptable on this open notes exam

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False

Question 35

All men are mortal. Socrates is a man. Therefore, Socrates is mortal.

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Syllogism

Question 36

Due to recent issues, if you response is not received you will receive a unique email address to submit your response

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True

Question 37

One of these words is not like the others:

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Pedantic

Question 38

Fill in the Blanks: Diction _____ it is not _____

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IS; USED

Question 39

I.D. Sentence Type: I went to the movies yesterday, bought candy, and shopped at the mall.

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Loose Sentence

Question 40

For the Rhetorical Analysis Prompt, you will be presented with a prose passage.

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True

Question 41

Which of the following is not like the others?

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Comparison

Question 42

Which 4 major attributes of a writer's style should you 1st focus on when analyzing a text?

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Organization, POV, Diction, Syntax

Question 43

The word, phrase, or clause referred to by a pronoun.

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Antecedent

Question 44

Organization refers to...

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The way a writer a presents his/her ideas & the patterns that form

Question 45

Use of mockery, irony, &/or wit to ridicule a flawed person, idea, society, or custom. Aim is to improve humanity

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Satire

Question 46

An emotionally violent, verbal denunciation or attack using strong, abusive language.

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Invective

Question 47

Syntax refers to...

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Grammar, deliberate structure author chooses to make his/her point

Question 48

I.D. Device: Figure of speech in which something is called by a name that is related in meaning to the original thing

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Metonymy

Question 49

Taking apart a passage & dividing it into its basic pieces to examine how the writer develops the subject

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Analysis

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