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Review of rhetorical terms #aplang
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The Onion is a newspaper that uses what as it's main rhetorical strategy
Logos
piling
persuasion
satire
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A short personal or biographical account us to illustrate a point
Antithesis
Anecdote
Annotation
Antedote
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"Honey, Spot went to play in the big park in the sky" Instead of, "Spot died."
Epistrophe
Euphony
Cacophony
Euphemism
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Departure from the normal word order for emphasis. Normal syntax is violated.
Analogy
Anaphora
Anastrophe
Anadiplosis
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A figure of speech where a part is used to represent a whole
symbolism
synecdoche
syntax
syllepsis
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Primary element to consider when determining the tone of a text
Mood
Details
Syntax
Diction
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"His blue eyes were sternly merry." Example of?
Paradox
Parable
Oxymoron
Onomotopoeia
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Often includes: idiomatic expressions, slang,colloquialisms, contractions and many simple words
Irony
Invective
Informal Diction
Formal Diction
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My sheep hear my voice, AND I know them, AND they follow me: And I give unto them eternal life
predicate
polysyndeton
premise
anaphora
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What are the following describing? exposition, description, narration, argumentation
elements of satire
logical fallacies
rhetorical modes
emotional appeals
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The four elements of satire are:
exaggeration, parody, incongruity, reversal
exaggeration, irony, parody, reversal
exaggeration, parody, irony, sarcasm
exaggeration, parody, incongruity, irony
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A short story from which a lesson can be drawn.
Parable
Onomotopoeia
Paradox
Oxymoron
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The red, white and blue came to save the day. Example of?
Metaphor
Metonymy
Maxim
Logos
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A strategy in which an absent person, inanimate object, or abstract being is being addressed
Apostrophe
Anecdote
Aphorism
Antecedent
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A sentence containing one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.
Loose
Complex
Periodic
Compound
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Writing whose purpose is to instruct or teach
Boring
Pedantic
Didactic
Discourse
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A temporary departure from the main subject in speaking or writing.
Discourse
Qualification
Digression
Concession
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The word for which a pronoun stands
Antecedent
Antithesis
Anecdote
Antedote
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The author's implied attitude towards the subject
diction
mood
tone
trope
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Agreeing with the opponent in an argument on a particular issue
Conjunction
Concession
Conclusion
Qualification
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Two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.
Loose
Compound
Complex
Periodic
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Repetition of the same words at the end of a phrase or sentence
Epistrophe
Elipses
Apostrophe
Colon
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"Lying is universal, we all do it; we must all do it. Therefore, the wise thing is for us to...
Ad hominem
Circular Reasoning
Cacophony
Begging the question
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"Like Dave, he asked nothing, gave nothing, expected nothing." Example of?
Asyndeton
Anecdote
Aphorism
Apostrophe
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"I sat mindless and eternal on the kitchen floor, stony of head and solemn." Example of?
Understatement
Hyperbole
Idiom
Implication
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Easy as pie. Zip your lips. Use some Elbow grease. Example of?
Understatement
Hyperbole
Idiom
Implication
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"Never let a fool kiss you, or a kiss fool you." Example of?
Apostrophe
Clause
Chiasmus
Circular Reasoning
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Opposition or contrast emphasized by parallel structure
Antedote
Annotation
Anecdote
Antithesis
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A statement that does not follow what logically preceded it.
Ad hominem
Non Sequitor
Ad populum
Noun
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A fallacy in which a person asserts that some event must inevitably follow without evidence
dicto simplicter
begging the question
ad hominem
slippery slope
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"I'm not joking." Example of
Loose Sentence
Cumulative Sentence
Interrogative sentence
Declarative sentence
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A brief saying embodying a moral
Aphorism
Antecedent
Anecdote
Antithesis
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Suspect on the loose. We have a Code 8 here with an FTP and an Assumed room temp. 10-4
Colloquialism
Jargon
Irony
Slang
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Words or phrases used in everyday conversation and informal writing
Colloquial Diction
Old Fashioned Diction
Cacophonous Diction
Euphonious Diction