Bomb: Characters
Bomb: Plot #1
Rhetoric
Miscellaneous
100

Who said the following?

"Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds?"

Robert Oppenheimer

100

True or False:

American won the race to build the bomb. 

True

100
Which rhetorical appeal is focused on building credibility and trustworthiness in order to persuade the reader or listener?
ethical appeal / ethos
100
Some rhetorical devices also function as types of figurative language. We think of them as rhetorical when the purpose of their use is to _________.


A.) inform

B. ) persuade

C.) be creative

B. ) persuade
200

This person would climb telephone poles and use Morse code to communicate information to British Intelligence. He was a prominent Norwegian resistance fighter. 

Knut Haukelid

200

How many Norwegian resistance fighters were captured by the Germans after the successful completion of the Operation Gunnerside mission?

0

200

If a writer uses a lot of imagery or emotional language in a persuasive essay, that writer is utilizing _________ to convince the reader of something. 

pathos 

200

Which type of characterization SHOWS the reader a personality trait by how that character speaks, acts, interacts with others, etc. ?

indirect characterization

300

Who discovered fission?

Otto Hahn

300

The bomb dropped on Hiroshima was named __________.

Little Boy

300

Which rhetorical device utilizes extreme exaggeration to help persuade the reader?

hyperbole

300

Who was the pilot that dropped the bomb on Hiroshima?

Colonel Paul Tibbets

400

Once threatened to hang a meteorologist if the weather did not improve in time for the scheduled bomb test at Trinity. 

Leslie Groves

400

In Japan, who wanted to surrender after the bombing of Nagasaki? 

Choose from one of the following:

A.) the emperor

B.) the top generals

C.) none of the above

A.) the emperor

400

The following is an example of which rhetorical device? (Hint: the answer is NOT simile)

"Finding a good friend is like finding a needle in a haystack"

analogy

400

Who was the Prime Minister of Britain during WW2?

Winston Churchill

500

When Oppenheimer said he felt he had blood on his hands, this person told him not to worry and that "it'll all come out in the wash."

President Harry Truman

500

The declaration demanding the unconditional surrender of Japan was called the _____________________.

Potsdam Declaration

500

When a speak explains the opponent's argument and then points out its flaws, that rhetorical technique is called ____________________________. 

counterclaim / rebuttal

500

Early in the morning--before daylight--scientists and military personnel anticipating the Trinity Test put on sunscreen to protect their skin from the light. Which literary tool is best represented by this?

irony