Rhetorical Terms
What term compares two unlike things and uses the words like or as?
Simile!!
If you said Metaphor you are incorrect
As brave as a lion
Simile- It uses as to compare
What type of artwork is santa paula known for?
Murals
Uses the Bathroom all the time?
Mari
Angel
Jason
Look at the idea below
Which word is correct
Loose vs. Lose
Lose is correct!
Wrong Loose means-not tight
What does Allusion mean?
a refrence to a famous person
Do you think money grows on trees?
Rhetorical Question
Who Found Santa Paula
The town was laid out by Nathan Blanchard and E.L. Bradley in 1873 and incorporated in 1902.
Who sits in the back?
Moises
How many errors are in this sentence?
She go to the store yesterday.
1
Correct: She went to the store yesterday.
Which of these options is the appeal to someone credibility?
Ethos, Pathos, or Logos?
Ethos
"He's a real Romeo"
Allusion
What is Santa Paula known as the capital of?
, Santa Paula is referred to as the "Citrus Capital of the World."
Citrus
Oranges
Lemons
Who is most likely to fall asleep in class?
Aldo or Jason
How many errors are there?
Every mornings, John drink a cup of coffee.
2
Correct: Every morning, John drinks a cup of coffee.
What term is a question asked for effect?
a Rhetorical Question
"All the world’s a stage"
Metaphor
What is Santa Paula named after?
Its name comes from the Catholic Saint Paula.
How many animals does Mrs. Warren have
6
1 Turtle- Billie Tortallini
2 cats- Izzy and Toby
1 Dog-Chase
2 Guinea Pigs- Droplet and I forgot the other name lol
How many errors are there in this sentence?
The sun shines brightly today.
.000000
None
Nada
:)
What does repitition mean in a text?
when a verse or line repeats itself in the text or song.
I am drowning in paperwork.
Hyperbole
What movie is famously filmed here ( its a horror movie)
carrie
How many students are enrolled in this period?
2nd- 9
6th-15
Look at the idea bellow:
- You also want to go
Which one would you use?
To vs. Too vs. Two
Too
Two is a number (2), too means "also" or "excessive" (extra o), and to is used for directions or infinitives.