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logical fallacies
writing
100

What is the opposite of literal language?

figurative language

100

What is personality through writing?

voice

100

What is the dictionary definition of a word?

denotation

100

When "everyone" is using a product

bandwagon

100

What is the sentence in your introduction that indicates the direction of your essay?

thesis

200

What are the 3 types of metaphors?

direct, implied, extended

200

What is the genre in which one makes fun of something to make a point?

satire

200

What is the feeling evoked from a word?

connotation

200

The following is an example of what fallacy?

"If you don't have Direct TV, you will end up in a ditch."

slippery slope

200

How do you develop a rhetorical analysis body paragraph? (3 components)

What is the rhetorical device?

How is it used?

What is the effect?

300

What are the 3 components of the rhetorical triangle?

logos, ethos, pathos

300

What is the difference between sarcasm and satire?

satire-the genre that mocks to make a point

sarcasm- saying the opposite of what one means (typically in a humorous manner)

300

What is the opposite of epiphora (epistrophe)?

anaphora

300

If a celebrity who is not considered an expert endorses a product, what is this fallacy called?

false authority or appeal to authority

300

What does it mean to provide a qualifier in an argument?

A qualifier is an exception in the thesis. For example, arguing "most" rather than "all."

400

What is the thought process behind the rhetorical triangle (regarding argument)?

If all 3 elements of the rhetorical triangle exist within an argument, it is likely a sound argument.

400

What is saying something negative is a milder manner?

Example: It wasn't horrible!

litotes

400

What is the following an example of?

"It was the best of times; it was the worst of times."

antithesis

400

When a candidate ignores evidence (or policy) that doesn't support his belief, this is called what?

card stacking

400

What always follows a counter-claim in an argument?

rebuttal

500

The analysis of diction helps to uncover _______.

tone

500

What is the difference between a periodic sentence and a loose sentence?

the placement of the main clause- periodic is near the end of the sentence

500

What exists when you place two concepts or objects near each other to highlight their differences?

juxtaposition

500

What is the following an example of?

"He is so short. How could he be a good president?"

strawman- drawing an irrelevant conclusion

500

What type of argument will you write if you are "on the fence" regarding an argument?

Rogerian

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