Logical Fallacies
Transition Words
Rhetorical Appeals
Figurative Language
Rhetorical Devices
100

attacks the person instead of the argument .

Ad Hominem 

100

 Furthermore

Addition

100

Credibility or trust

Ethos

100

Using "like" or "as"

Simile

100

repeating words or phrases for emphasis

Repetition

200

 misrepresents someone's argument to make it easier to attack

Straw Man 

200

However 

Contrast

200

Emotions

 Pathos

200

A direct comparison without " like" or "as "

Metaphor

200

Repetition of beginning consonant sounds

Alliteration

300

 presents only two choice when more exist

False Dilemma

300

 Therefore 

Consequence

300

Logic and reasoning 

Logos

300

Giving humans traits to non-living things

Personification

300

Saying the opposite of what it means ( sarcastic )

Verbal Irony 

400

 assumes something is true because many people believe it

Bandwagon

400

Similarly 

comparison

400

A commercial using a doctor to sell toothpaste

Ethos
400

Language that appeals on the senses

Imagery

400

When the audience knows something characters don't

Dramatic Irony

500

suggests a small step will lead to extreme consequences 

Slippery Slope 

500

Consequently

result 

500

A sad animal shelter

Pathos

500

Extreme exaggeration

Hyperbole

500

When the outcome is the opposite of whats expected 

Situational Irony