Rhetoric
Name one product for which we watched an advertisement.
Pepsi, Subaru, Budweiser, Madden 17, Campbell Soup
The author uses this to try and get the reader's attention in the beginning of their work.
A hook
Define speaker.
The voice/communicator of a piece of work
Mrs. Teel's dog name
Brembo
Who did WeightWatchers choose for their spokesperson (representative)?
(HINT: She has a talk show and her own channel!)
Oprah Winfrey
The way a speaker tries to get the listener to want to solve a problem.
The speaker shows the benefits of taking action against a problem.
This is the main argument and topic of a piece of work
The subject
Drive stick (manual transmission)
What commercial did we watch that showed a father and his son?
Subaru
Satisfaction
Who or what is the audience?
The INTENDED group or individual the author is speaking to in their work
What is Mrs. Teel's favorite movie? (HINT: She said it in class Monday!)
We saw an advertisement for a tire company. What did they say was "riding on your tires?"
A baby.
An author gives this to the reader at the end of their work.
These things make up the "occasion" of a text
Date/time/location and what happened to cause the text to happen
Mrs. Teel recently started watching what hit anime (Japanese cartoon)? (HINT: Many of your classmates watch it!)
Attack On Titan
Which product did Shaq try to sell in his advertisement?
IcyHot
The author presents this to the audience as they get to their main argument.
List the three different purposes of a piece of work
Persuade, inform, entertain
Name the other subject Mrs. Teel teaches
Music