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G11 Rhetorical Devices/Appeals, Open-ended Questions and CRAAP test
G11 Rhetorical Devices/Appeals, Open-ended Questions and CRAAP test
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The repetition of words at the beginning of a line/utterance.
Rhetoric
Epistrophe
Anaphora
Listing
2
questions to examine subtle similarities and differences: to make judgements, and to deepen understanding.
compare and contrast
cause and effect
inference
opinion
3
questions to draw out the thoughts of others: to consider other perspectives, and broaden your own understanding.
cause and effect
compare and contrast
opinion
analysis
4
A writer's or speaker's choice of words
denotation
diction
eloquent
connotation
5
ideas that are presented to oppose another argument; strives to disprove opposing claims
counter-claim
claim
argument
opinion
6
the quality in a work that prompts the reader to feel
pity
; emotional appeal
connotation
flowery language
pathos
juxtaposition
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questions to probe deeper thought and to think more critically about a topic/text; to go beyond the surface.
analysis
cause and effect
compare and contrast
opinion
8
asked merely for effect and not requiring an answer.
rhetorical question
questioning
yes/no question
open-ended question
9
the persuasive appeal of one's
character
, or
credibility
logos
ethos
pathos
credibility
10
A mild or pleasant word or phrase that is used instead of one that is unpleasant or offensive.
Personification
Allusion
Understatement
Euphemism
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a statement put forth and supported by evidence
verbal altercation
disagreement
argument
debate
12
An obvious and deliberate exaggeration (to emphasize something or for humorous purposes)
Personification
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Imagery
13
the author/speaker's argument
evidence
counter-claim
claim
opinion
14
the persuasive appeal to
reason
or
logic
fact
logical
evidence
logos
15
A brief reference to a famous person, character or event (to help to simplify complex ideas)
Allusion
Parallelism
Allegory
Metaphor
16
questions to understand the relationship between ideas/events.
opinion
analysis
cause and effect
compare and contrast
17
Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
hook
repetition
chorus
alliteration
18
using the same
pattern
of words, phrases or any grammatical structure
parallelism
repeititon
syllable count
alliteration
19
C in the CRAAP test stands for
Credibility
Cause
Currency
Credentials
20
proof to back up a claim
counter-claim
claim
opinion
evidence
21
A in the CRAAP test stands for
Arbitrariness
Academic
Authority
Authenticity
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"'cause if you're
black
, you should be thinking
black
. And if you're
black
and you not thinking
black
..."
Juxtaposition
Metaphor
Anaphora
Epistrophe
23
"We suffer
political oppression
,
economic exploitation
and
social degradation
."
Rhyme
Verbal Irony
Metaphor
Parallelism
24
different from what was expected (verbal/ situational)
figurative languge
flowery language
irony
pathos
25
A in the CRAAP test stands for
Affection
Accuracy
Aptitude
Attitude
26
R in the CRAAP test stands for
Rapport
Relationship
Rhetoric
Relevance
27
questions to help establish meaning and understanding.
compare and contrast
clarification
rhetorical
opinion
28
an idea or object that represents or stands for something else
ethos
symbolism
logos
alliteration
29
P in the CRAAP test stands for
Persuasion
Point
Purpose
Potential
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Language used to persuade or influence
rhetoric
speech
poetry
non-fiction
