Rhetorical Devices
Argument
Archetypes
Vocabulary
Rhetorical Appeals & Fallacies
100

Contrast betweeen expectation and reality.

Irony

100

Argument for an opinion/position

Claim

100

Someone who embarks on a trasnformative journey and overcomes challenges

Hero

100

The core message, main point, or underlying meaning of an informational text.

Central Idea

100
Logos, Ethos, or Pathos? --> Use fact to support your argument.

Logos

200

The choice of words and style used to convey tone or message.

Diction

200

A point that disagrees with your main claim. It is used to better support your argument.

Counterclaim

200

Embodies nuturing, compassion, selflessness. Protects others.

Caregiver

200

Central message in a story that isn't directly stated, but must be inferred by the reader. (____ Theme)

Implicit Theme

200

Logos, Ethos, or Pathos? --> A doctor argues that values of getting 8 hours of sleep each night.

Ethos (Credibility)

300

Using a pattern of words to show two or more ideas have the same level of importance.

Parallelism

300

What does this transition indicate in an argument? "However...." "But..."

Rebuttal

300

A wise, experienced guide who provides knowledge, skills, and encouragement

Mentor

300

Define italicized word "He had winced like a man stung, swayed dangerously, and then straightened."

Flinch in pain

300

Logos, Ethos, or Pathos? --> Appealing to emotions

Pathos

400

What is this an example of? (Analogy or Antithesis) "Time is money, so spend it wisely."

Analogy

400

Structured premises/ideas used to prove arguments.

Reasoning

400

Spiderman is the hero archetype. However, PETER PARKER is an example of what archetype? 

Everyman

400

Write a 1 sentence example of imagery

-Answers will vary-

400

One event will lead to a chain reaction of related events that results in an undesireable outcome

Slippery Slope

500

What is this an example of? (Analogy or Antithesis) "One small step for man, one giant leap for all mankind."

Antithesis

500

"Some people may argue...."

Counterclaim

500

What archetype is Yoda an example of?

Mentor

500

Describe tone vs. mood

Tone = author's attitude; Mood = Feeling or atmosphere for the reader

500

People should adopt certain behaviors simply because it is popular.

Bandwagon 

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