Rhetoric
Using passion to persuade audiences
What is pathos?
What is simile?
When authors describe a character's appearance, actions, and personality
What is characterization?
The amount of sessions on the English II LEAP test
What is 3?
Using logic to persuade audiences
What is logos?
Giving an inanimate object human characteristics
Spoken words between characters
What is dialogue?
The amount of constructed responses you will complete
What is 2?
Using credibility to persuade audiences
What is ethos?
A thing that represents or stands for something else
What is a symbol?
A point of view using "I" and "me"
What is 1st person (point of view)?
What you should do the morning of the LEAP test
What is eat breakfast?
When rhetoric is too pointed, misleading, or biased
What is propaganda?
Repeating consonant sounds at the beginning of each word in a sentence
What is alliteration?
A point of view using "he", "she", "they", etc.
What is 3rd person (point of view)?
The length that you should try and make your narrative responses
What is the length of the source material? (or 25+ sentences)
Bringing up another side's claim and disproving it to strengthen your own claim
What is counterclaim/counterargument?
Referring to a famous work of art, literature, or historical event
What is allusion?
A point of view where you can see into everyone's heads
What is 3rd person omniscient?
The minimum length of time you should spend on your constructed responses
What is 30 minutes?