Ethos, pathos, or logos
A dentist with 20 years of experience recommends brushing your teeth twice a day.
Which rhetorical appeal is being used?
Ethos
Which rhetorical device is this:
“Our goal is to save money, reduce waste, and protect nature.”
parallelism
Which rhetorical device is this:
A cartoon shows a student bringing 100 pencils to school because they are afraid of being unprepared.
Satire
what is Miss Judd's favorite fast-food place? (house point)
Taco Bell
Define Pathos
using emotion to persuade an audience
An advertisement shows a sad puppy in a shelter and asks viewers to give it a loving home.
Which rhetorical appeal is being used?
Pathos
Which rhetorical device is this:
“We will learn together, we will grow together, we will succeed together.”
Anaphora
Which rhetorical device is this:
“The rain in Spain stays mainly on the plain.”
assonance
give an example of a RHETORICAL QUESTION
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Define connotation
The feelings associated with a word beyond its literal definition
A school report states that 85% of students improved their grades after attending tutoring sessions.
Which rhetorical appeal is being used?
Logos
Which rhetorical device is this:
“Clean streets make a clean neighborhood. A clean neighborhood benefits everyone.”
repetition
Which rhetorical device is this:
“The black rock cracked.”
consonance
Using contrasting views to support speaker’s claim or emphasize a difference between the two ideas
antithesis
define allliteration
Repetition of the same sound at the beginning of nearby words
A professional athlete encourages students to exercise regularly, explaining how training helped them succeed throughout their career.
Which rhetorical appeal is being used?
Ethos
Which rhetorical device is this:
“She opened Pandora’s box when she shared that secret.”
Allusion
Which rhetorical device is this:
“When I first learned to ride a bike, I fell several times. I eventually succeeded because I kept practicing.”
Anecdote
Who is Miss Judd's favorite author? (house point)
Edgar Allan Poe
define ethos
establishing trust or credibility
A speaker argues that the school should add more recycling bins because students throw away approximately 200 plastic bottles each day.
Which rhetorical appeal is being used?
Logos
Which rhetorical device is this:
“Oh, I just love doing homework on a Friday night,” a student says while looking frustrated.
Sarcasm
Which rhetorical device is this:
“How would you feel if nobody listened to you?”
Rhetorical question
Give an example of SARCASM
teacher discretion
define colloquialism
A common word or phrase used in everyday conversation (informal)