Lens #1
What is the word defining the urgency that the author has?
Exigence
What are the 3 appeals that can be used for rhetorical analysis?
LOGOS
ETHOS
PATHOS
What does Lens #3 help with
The Style
What is Lens #4 used for?
The Arrangement
How many ways/methods are there?
9
What is the difference between the primary audience and secondary audience?
Primary is immediate audience (ex: ppl listening to a speech)
Secondary is audience who receives info after the fact (reads abt speech next day in newspaper)
Which of the three appeals involves the argument being made, or what the speaker is claiming? (one answer)
LOGOS
What are the 2 main parts of Lens #3?
1. Schemes
2. Tropes
What are two different WAYS to start a piece(not words)?
Quote, Definition, Description, etc. We'll judge
What's the phrase for 'ways of invention or how to move through a conversation on paper'
Modes of Discourse
What are 3 question words to think abt when finding speaker's purpose
What, why, and how will they get the audience from their previous biases to a new thinking?
Which of the three appeals involves the speaker's good will/good character? (one answer)
ETHOS
Which part of Lens #3 uses repetition, hyperbole, length and structure of sentences?
Schemes
Is how the writer opens the piece a positional choice, functional choice, neither, or both?
Positional
How can modes of discourse help you? (think adjectives... more ___)
- Write more effectively
-Choose arrangement more wisely
Why is identifying the speaker's exigence important?
Helps you get a feel for speaker's emotions about it & reasons/purpose
What does the appeal "PATHOS" help you look for in the authors writing?
What's in it for the audience?
How does it appeal to the audience's emotions, interests, beliefs, values, or needs?
Which part of Lens #3 uses diction and syntax?
Schemes
Questions related to FUNCTIONAL arrangement (name 2)
Why does the writer open this way?
Why are paragraphs(etc.) placed in this order?
What is not said/left out, and why is this important?
Give one example for the first 4 ways
Answers may vary
Who created the rhetoric system?
Aristotle
What is the acronym that can be used to help you for reading and annotating, and what does each letter stand for?
DIDLS- D iction
I magery
D etails
L anguage
S yntax
What is the word for statements that consist of antitheis or rhythym + "cadence"?
Parallelism
Questions related to POSITIONAL arrangement (name 2)
- How does the writer open piece?
-Which paragraphs(etc.) are placed earlier/later
Give one example for the last 5 ways
Answers may vary