Rhetorical Devices
what rhetorical device is present when the author says, " What do our stories have to say about justice/care/kindness (whatever value is the subject of reflection)? Who is involved in this process? Who gets to explore and tell their stories? Whose voice counts?"
rhetorical questions
what do personal anecdotes appeal to?
pathos (emotion)
what is the most likely audience?
a. people with no community interest
b. students
c. people who search for a sense of belonging/understanding
d. basketball players
c. people who search for a sense of belonging/understanding
what rhetorical device is the author using when talking about the Mafia?
what does the mention of specific communities appeal to?
ethos + pathos (credibility and emotion)
what is the author's purpose, specifically in paragraph 2?
*answers will vary*
example answer: to bring light to why communities are needed in social settings
what phrase in paragraph 1 is an oxymoron?
"shared identity"
explain the difference between ethos, pathos, logos.
ethos - authority or credibility of the speaker
pathos - emotions
logos - logic or reason
for an extra 100 points give 2 examples from what you read
out of the chosen paragraphs, what is the overall tone?
*answers may vary*
informative, understanding, supportive