Lord of the Flies
Rhetorical Devices
Persuasive Appeals
MLK
100

Who was the protagonist in the story?

Ralph

100

What is it called when you compare two things that are not alike?

Analogy

100

"Being a doctor with 20 years of experience, I can confidently say this is a curable condition"

Ethos-appeal to credibility

100

Where was the speech given?

In front of the Lincoln Memorial, DC

200

How were the boys all rescued?

Naval officer 

200

"I came, I saw, I conquered"

Parallelism since all the phrases begin with "I"

200

"Studies have shown wearing a helmet significantly reduces the risk of head injuries making it a crucial safety measure"

Logos-logic

200

Why was MLK's speech so powerful? (think rhetorical)

imagery and emotional language

300

What was the deeper meaning of the book? 

morality and how people treat each other 

300

The sky was as blue as a sapphire.

simile

300

"Imagine the utter heartbreak of a family losing their home to Hurricane Milton. We must act now to prevent this tragedy from happening to another family.

Ethos-appeal to emotions

300

What was the main reason King gave his speech?

ending racial injustice in America

400

How did Piggy die?

Roger pushed a boulder down on top of him

400

"Free at last,

Free at last, 

God Almighty, free at last"

reptition

400

A lawyer telling a client about his great track record with this type of case.

ethos

400

How many people actually came to "I Have a Dream" Speech?

a. 250, 000      b. 500,000

c. 1,000,000    d. 20, 000


a. 250,000

500

What happened to Simon?

Simon was killed because the boys mistook him for a beast.

500

What does charged language do in writing?

Charged writing will involve the reader by making them more emotionally involved in the piece 

500

A car commercial highlighting all the safety features of the new model.

logos

500

FUN FACT:

True or False

King entered college at the age of 15

True