What is the strategy of "exemplification"?

Providing examples or cases in point

What is the strategy of "identification"?

“Identifying” with an audience who shares your values/beliefs

What is the strategy of "pathos"?

Making your audience feel certain emotions

What is the strategy of "prolepsis/rebuttals"?

Anticipating objections and showing they can be resolved

What is the strategy of "transitional questions"?

Leading readers into a new subject or area of an argument

What is the strategy of "rhetorical questions"?

Asking a question with an answer that leads the reader to the answer

What is the strategy of "division and classification"?

Divides concepts, categories, issues or sides in a debate

What is the strategy of "structure and organization"?

Organizing information in certain ways to guide and persuade readers

What are rhetorical strategies?

Any element of a text used to have a persuasive effect

What is the strategy of "metadiscourse"?

Announcing what you are doing, helping the reader see your purpose/plan

What is the strategy of "ethos"?

The credibility, character or personality of the speaker or author

What is the strategy of "description"?

Detailing sensory perceptions relating to a person, place, or thing

What is the strategy of "comparison and contrast"?

Discussing similarities and differences between different subjects

What is the strategy of "definition"?

Defining certain words for a specific audience and purpose

What is the strategy of "logos"?

The use of logic, reason, facts, statistics, data, and numbers

What is the strategy of "authorities or big names"?

Quoting from a famous person/respected authority

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What is the strategy of "exemplification"?
Bringing up irrelevant issues to distract readers
The study, uses, and effects of written, spoken, and visual language
Providing examples or cases in point
Frame for including quotes
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What is the strategy of "identification"?
Proposing a claim is true mostly because it hasn't been proved false
Annotating an article, passage, or text
Assuming something that it is the author's responsibility to prove
“Identifying” with an audience who shares your values/beliefs
3
What is the strategy of "pathos"?
Making your audience feel certain emotions
Summarizing key rhetorical elements of an argument
Demonstrating how an action or policy leads to bad things
Clarifying the limits of your position
4
What is the strategy of "prolepsis/rebuttals"?
Building arguments using multiple texts
Stating the main idea of your argument
Anticipating objections and showing they can be resolved
Favoring evidence that suits your claim, and ignoring evidence that doesn't
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What is the strategy of "transitional questions"?
Assuming what is true in one case is true in all cases
Quoting from a famous person/respected authority
Leading readers into a new subject or area of an argument
Assuming something that it is the author's responsibility to prove
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What is the strategy of "rhetorical questions"?
The use of logic, reason, facts, statistics, data, and numbers
Invoking widely accepted beliefs
Provides examples or cases in point
Asking a question with an answer that leads the reader to the answer
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What is the strategy of "division and classification"?
Clarifying the limits of your position
Announcing what you are doing, helping the reader see your purpose/plan
Divides concepts, categories, issues or sides in a debate
Analyzing word choice, metaphor, style, and grammar
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What is the strategy of "structure and organization"?
Gives additional evidence, develops, elaborates, expands
Defining certain words for a specific audience and purpose
Bringing up irrelevant issues to distract readers
Organizing information in certain ways to guide and persuade readers
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What are rhetorical strategies?
Any element of a text used to have a persuasive effect
The overall argument
The engine of an argument
Beliefs, values, and ways of seeing the world
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What is the strategy of "metadiscourse"?
Announcing what you are doing, helping the reader see your purpose/plan
Assuming what is true in one case is true in all cases
Exaggeration used to further an argument
What can be inferred from an argument
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What is the strategy of "ethos"?
Attacking someone's character instead of their opinion
The credibility, character or personality of the speaker or author
Action or intervention to produce a particular effect
Constructing a particular way of seeing an issue, event, person, or group
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What is the strategy of "narration"?
Invoking widely accepted beliefs
Recounting an event
The reasoning that an author uses
The process for better understanding how a text is put together
13
What is the strategy of "description"?
Analyzing word choice, metaphor, style, and grammar
Divides concepts, categories, issues or sides in a debate
Detailing sensory perceptions relating to a person, place, or thing
Facts, data, examples, and other elements that support a claim
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What is the strategy of "comparison and contrast"?
Examining combination of author, audience, context, purpose, and genre
Discussing similarities and differences between different subjects
Analyzing word choice, metaphor, style, and grammar
Gives additional evidence, develops, elaborates, expands
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What is the strategy of "definition"?
Annotating a text in order to show the “work” it is doing
Defining certain words for a specific audience and purpose
Word choice, metaphor, style, and grammar
What can be inferred from an author's position
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What is the strategy of "logos"?
Oversimplifying an issue
The use of logic, reason, facts, statistics, data, and numbers
Choosing certain words over others to persuade
Using a word or phrase that has more than one meaning to mislead readers
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What is the strategy of "authorities or big names"?
Provides examples or cases in point
Discusses similarities and differences between different subjects
Quoting from a famous person/respected authority
Defining words and concepts

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