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How to use language correctly?
List two:
Misuse of language
No repeating
Synonyms don't always mean the same thing
Use thesaurus
Arranging different or opposing ideas into the same sentences is what?
Possible words: Antithesis, parallel construction, imagery, concrete words, inversion.
Antithesis
What are examples of inclusive language?
A. Avoiding the generic "he"
B. Avoiding the use of "mankind"
C. Avoiding stereotyping jobs by gender
D. All the above
D. All the above
"Space is the frontier of the modern age" Is an example of what figurative language?
Possible answer: Enduring a metaphor, synecdoche, personification, culture type, and Ideographs
Culture-type
How to use language clearly?
List two:
Avoid complex words
Eliminate Clutter
Repeating a sequence of words for impact is?
Possible words: Antithesis, parallel construction, imagery, concrete words, inversion.
Parallel Construction
How does a speaker know if their language is being appropriately used?
A. It is appropriate for the occasion
B. The audience is engaged
C. the teacher is smiling
D. You do not get in trouble
A. it is appropriate for the occasion
"Democracy in Action" is what figurative language?
Possible answer: Enduring a metaphor, synecdoche, personification, culture type, and Ideographs
Ideographs
How to use language appropriately?
List two:
Know the occasion
Know your audience
Language and words appropriate to the speaker
Created word pictures that let you "see" is?
Possible words: Antithesis, parallel construction, imagery, concrete words, inversion.
Concrete words
What are the benefits of the spoken word?
List two:
Possible answers: More colorful, intensive, interactive, engages listeners directly, and more spontaneous.
"Lady Liberty" is what type of figurative language?
Possible answer: Enduring a metaphor, synecdoche, personification, culture type, and Ideographs
personification
Why is color important in your speech?
List two:
Emotional Intensity
Create strong imagery and evoke emotions
colorful words help ideas to stand out.
Reversing the expected order of words in a phrase/sentence to make a statement more memorable is?
Possible words: Antithesis, parallel construction, imagery, concrete words, inversion.
Inversion
What is the difference between denotative and connotative words?
Denotative: precise, literal, objective
Connotative: variable, figurative, subjective
"Quarantine was a storm in our lives" is what type of figurative language?
Possible answer: Enduring a metaphor, synecdoche, personification, culture type, and Ideographs
Enduring Metaphor
Why is changing the order of words important?
List two:
Rhythm
Parallelism
Repetition
Antithesis
Inversion
Mental Impressions of sights, sounds, touch, smell, and taste are?
Possible words: Antithesis, parallel construction, imagery, concrete words, inversion.
Imagery
what is a colorful language?
language that is emotionally intense that helps ideas to stand out and can create strong imagery.
"All hands-on deck" is what type of figurative language?
Possible answer: Enduring a metaphor, synecdoche, personification, culture type, and Ideographs
Synecdoche