Rhetorical Appeals
As a three-time Olympic gold medalist, I can assure you that this energy drink will improve your fitness and stamina.
Ethos
Give an example of a metaphor.
Comparison of 2 things without using like or as
Give an example of a soft sell.
No prices mentioned. Appealing attributes of a product or event.
A piece of text conveying one’s thoughts to a specific person. The register of this text will depend on the familiarity of the writer with the recipient.
Letter
Punctuation that belongs around dialogue
A bag of chips can bring the whole family together.
Pathos
Give an example of a personification.
Humanlike traits to inanimate objects
Hades says Orpheus can bring Eurydice out of The Underworld, as long as what?
Orpheus does not look back at Eurydice
A piece of text conveying the writer’s opinion about an item, location, or event. The register of this will often depend on the location of publication/the audience; will end with a recommendation (or not.)
Review
Location of an apostrophe denoting possession in a singular tense.
(Place an apostrophe in this phrase: The cats pajamas)
After the T in cat = The cat's pajamas
This durable, pocket-sized, camera is perfect for adventurers on the go.
Logos
Give an example of alliteration.
Repeated consonant sound at the start of words in a phrase or sentence
Explain the difference between tone and mood
Tone= the author's feelings
Mood= the reader's feelings
A piece of text which uses ethos, pathos, and/or logos to persuade the audience in favor of a product/event.
Advertisement
Punctuation mark used at the end of an interrogative sentence
Question mark?
At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Bradley Hughes has been director of the writing center since 1984 and director of writing across the curriculum since 1990. He co-chaired the IWCA Summer Institutes in 2003, 2008, and 2009.
Ethos
Give an example of anaphora.
Repeated word or phrase at the beginning of a word or phrase
Define "juxtaposition."
Contrasting 2 ideas/feelings/things.
(To be more specific: displaying the contrast of these 2 things by describing them in close proximity.)
A piece of text which provides informational details about a subject, possibly an interview or an event. Will have a title, headlines, and answer Who, What, When, Where, and Why.
Article
Punctuation mark at the end of a sentence which denotes surprise or some other passionate emotion
Exclamation mark!
Goldfish: The snack that smiles back!
Give an example of a historical allusion.
Reference to a historical event.
What is an "omniscient narrator" mean?
This narrator is all knowing. They know all other characters' thoughts and feelings, as well as their own.
A piece of text conveying one’s thoughts and emotions to themselves.
Diary
Punctuation mark that often denotes the beginning of a forthcoming list
Colon :