Rhetorical Analysis
The person you are trying to get your message across to
What is the Audience?
Painting a story about a certain topic in an introduction paragraph
What is an Anecdote?
Figurative language that uses "like" or "as"
What is a Simile?
You can take this job and if not, you will be homeless for the rest of your life
What is Either/Or?
The acronym for your introduction paragraph
What is SOAPSTone?
You should include these three things in your essay
What is Appealing to ethos, logos, and pathos?
Using emotions to persuade someone
What is appealing to pathos?
If I eat Mcdonalds today, I am going to want to eat it again tomorrow
What is Slippery Slope?
While reading your prompt, you should always do this
What is Annotate?
The model that includes one specific refutation paragraph
What is Classical Model?
The choice of words/phrases a writer uses in an essay
What is diction?
The two girls both have the same colored hair so they must also both like the same music
What is False Analogy?
In your body paragraphs, you need evidence and this
What is commentary?
If you don't want to focus on your opinion on the topic, write it in this model
What is Rogerian?
The rhetorical device that repeats a sequence of words at the beginning of clauses
What is anaphora?
They're wrong because their hair is ugly and they have bad breath
What is Ad Hominem?
Occasion means this
What is The Time and Place of the Piece?
In the conclusion paragraph, wrap the essay back around to this
What is Your Hook and Your Main Point?
Using one word and meaning it in two ways
What is Zeugma?
I found a 4 leaf clover, then I won my basketball game. I won my basketball game because I found the clover
What is Post Hoc?