Logical Fallacies
Transition Words
Rhetorical Appeals
Figurative Language
Rhetorical Devices
100

what is "You can't believe anything he says; he's just a arrogant jerk"

Ad Hominem

100

what is shows contrast between ideas

however 

100

what is appeals to credibility or trust

Ethos

100

what is compares using like or as

simile 

100

what is repeating words or phrases for emphasis

Repetition

200

what is "So you want to destroy the economy and put thousands of people out of work just for a minor temperature increase"?

Straw Man

200

what is shows result or conclusion

therefore 

200

what is appeals to emotions

pathos 

200

what is compares without using like or as

metophor 

200

what is repetition of beginning sounds

Alliteration

300

what is Either you are with us, or you are against us

False Dilemma

300

what is shows something happening at the same time

meanwhile 

300

what is appeals to logic or reason

logos 

300

what is gives human traits to nonhuman things

personification 

300

what is saying the opposite of what is meant

Verbal Irony

400

what is is when people join something just because it’s popular or everyone else is doing it.

Bandwagon

400

what is adds extra information

moreover

400

what is appeals to emotions

pathos 

400

what is descriptive language that creates mental pictures

imagery 

400

what is audience knows something characters don’t

Dramatic Irony

500

what is a logical fallacy where someone argues that one small action will lead to a chain of negative events, usually without proof.

Slippery Slope

500

what is shows cause and effect result

consequently 

500

what is appeals to credibility or trust

ethos 

500

what is extreme exaggeration

hyperbole 

500

what is the opposite of what is expected

Situational Irony