Rhetorical Analysis
Which rhetorical strategy builds credibility?
What is Ethos
What is pathos
Why anecdotes help?
What is they make arguments relatable and human
Combining sources
What is group by idea, not source
What item in Get Out is used to hypnotize Chris?
What is teacup and silver spoon?
Effect of figurative language?
What is clarifies abstract ideas and creates emotional impact
The goal the speaker wants to achieve
What is purpose
Most persuasive evidence?
What is Specific, relevant, credible, and varied evidence
Explains how evidence supports claim
What is role od commentary
How does Chirs in Get Out avoid being hypnotized?
What is stuffing his ears with cotton from the arm chair
What does SOAPSTone stand for and how is it used?
What is Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, and Tone
The speaker's attitude towards a subject
What is tone
What types of examples are acceptable for the AP Argument
what is history, Literature, Current Events, Culture, and SOMETIMES personal experience
How is synthesis different from argument? What is a synthesis asking you to do? Enter the_____.
What is enter the conversation
When and where is your AP exam?
What is superintendent's office at 8am May 13th
Effect of repetition?
What is emphasizes key ideas and reinforces the message
What is juxtaposition? Give one example of juxtaposition from Blackkklansman.
What is the placement of two contrasting elements, images, or ideas side-by-side to highlight their differences, create irony, or produce a unique effect
Emotional appeal effect?
Influences audience feelings and motivation
What are you doing when you are synthesizing?
What is combining similar ideas and information into a cohesive whole for better understanding and delivery.
In Get Out when Dean Armitage says "We keep a part of grandma in the kitchen" what does he mean?
What is grandma inhabiting Georgina's body
How should you set up a Rhetorical Analysis paragraph? (Think: Building the house)
What is Small (foundational) Rhetorical Strategy > Big (Walls) Rhetorical Strategy > Rhetorical Appeal (Roof/Overarching)
What is satire, and why would an author use satire? Give a detailed example of how Twain develops satire in Huckleberry Finn
What is satire is using humor or exaggeration to make commentary (often societal or political).
Conclusion strategy?
Restate claim + broaden significance
How should you set up your synthesis paragraphs?
What is start with your claim (your idea after synthesizing the information presented), provide source as an example, explain the connection, if possible, weave in another source and repeat, circle back directly to the prompt.
In Get out what is the procedure called?
What is the Coagula