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Rhetorical devices and intro review
Rhetorical devices and intro review
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How many paragraphs should your SAT Essay have?
7
5
3
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Actively browsing
pages on a computer or tablet is way more
brain-stimulating
than
vegging out
in front of the TV.
Anecdote
Figurative language
Connotative qualities of words
3
“If we’re not exposing our students to this stuff early, they’re going to be left behind.”...
Emotional appeal
Statistics
Quality sources
4
"A student athlete devotes 40 hours a week on average towards sport: that’s the equivalent to a full time job”
Allusion to famous works
Rhetorical question
Logic
5
Which of the following should NOT be in your introduction SAT essay paragraph?
3 rhetorical devices found in the article
The name of the article
Your opinion
The author's opinion
6
“Because, like unscrupulous tycoons from a
Dickens novel,
college presidents...
Allusion to famous works
Rhetorical question
Logic
7
Who’s right—the mom trying to protect her kids from the perils of new tech, or the dad coaching his kids to embrace it
?
Allusion to famous works
Logic
Rhetorical question
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...according
to research cited by MIT
, students can remember only...
Statistics
Quality sources
Emotional appeal
9
"But
money is in college sports' DNA
"
Connotative qualities of words
Anecdote
Figurative language
10
this generation of American kids is the tech-savviest in history:
27% of them use tablets, 43% use smartphones
Quality sources
Statistics
Emotional appeal
11
Should you include your opinion in your SAT essay?
Heck yeah
Heck no
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Recently a friend confided over dinner that her job was “killing” her. I was surprised.
Anecdote
Connotative qualities of words
Figurative language