PERSUASIVE DEVICES
NOT EXACTLY A DEVICE BUT OFTEN TIMES CONFUSED WITH IRONY. A remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection.
COINCIDENCE
THE USE OF RHETORICAL QUESTIONS, CAN BE SAID TO BEST APPEAL TO?
EMOTIONS (PATHOS)
THE LAST LINE OF YOUR INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH
THESIS STATEMENT
THE TERM FOR HAVING A GOOD OPENING LINE/ SENTENCE
HOOK/ ATTENTION GRABBER
I bet the butcher the other day that he couldn't reach the meat that was on the top shelf. He refused to take the bet, saying that the 'steaks' were too high. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF?
A PUN
OFTEN USED IN COMMERCIALS AND JINGLES FOR EMPHASIS. IT ENSURES THAT THE AUDIENCE OR LISTENER WILL NEVER FORGET THE CONCEPT/PRODUCE OR EVENT. The words or phrases a few times to make an idea clearer and more memorable
REPETITION
THIS PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUE IS ALWAYS USED TO APPEAL TO LOGOS. IT IS ALSO A MEANS OF DEVELOPING YOUR BODY PARAGRAPHS BY SHOWING THAT YOU HAVE GATHERED ENOUGH EVIDENCE THROUGH RESEARCH.
STATISTICS
ANOTHER WORD FOR THE REASONS GIVEN TO SUPPORT YOUR CLAIM
PREMISE
The formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named. SPELL IT
ONOMATOPOEIA
A CHURCH ADVERTISES, TRY OUR SUNDAYS, THEY'RE BETTER THAN DEVON HOUSE'S. WHICH APPEAL IS THIS PUN EFFECTIVE IN TRYING TO FACILITATE.
PATHOS
Phrases that help ideas flow from one paragraph to another.
TRANSITIONS
USED A LOT IN PERSUASION AND MARKETING CAMPAIGNS. IT MEANS TO cause (someone or something) to respond to certain stimuli; make sensitive OR AWARE OF AN ISSUE.
SENSITIZE
The contrast between what a character in a movie, play, or novel thinks or says and what the audience knows to be true. THIS IS A FORM OF?
IRONY (DRAMATIC IRONY)
THE NAME OF THE INDIVIDUAL WHO COINED THE THREE TERMS ASSOCIATED WITH RHETORIC APPEALS.
ARISTOTLE
A KEY PART OF A LECTURER'S RUBRIC, WHICH EXAMINES IF THE Writing is arranged in an order that makes sense to the reader.
ORGANIZATION
WHEN WRITING OR EXPLAINING THE PURPOSE OF YOUR ESSAY, THIS PART OF SPEECH MUST BE PRESENT.
A VERB
The use of humour, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues.
SATIRE
I do not believe you. Even Pastor Brown told me that you are guilty. That man would never lie. This is an example of which rhetoric appeal?
ETHOS
THE NAME GIVEN TO THE SEGMENT IN THE ESSAY, WHERE BY THE WRITER ACKNOWLEDGES THE VIEWPOINT WHICH OPPOSES HIS?
REBUTTAL/REFUTATION
A SIX LETTER WORD WHICH MEANS THE SAME AS TO CONVINCE OR TO SWEET TALK
CAJOLE