Rhetoric
This is one of the most common forms of rhetoric.
What are advertisements?
This part of the rhetorical situation is who you write for.
What is the audience?
This proof emphasizes the trustworthiness of the one giving the argument.
What is ethos?
Page numbers appear here.
What is the top right corner in the header?
This cannot stand on its own as a sentence.
What is a dependent clause?
True or False: In analyzing a text, your goal is to understand what it says, how it works, and what it means—and explain your understanding to your audience.
What is true?
This is the definition of the rhetorical situation.
What is the circumstances that bring texts into existence?
This proof relates to people on an emotional level.
What is pathos?
These are typically included in an in-text citation in the parentheses.
What are name and year of publication?
The following sentence is an example of this type of sentence structure error: Since he sat.
What is a sentence fragment?
This is generally where you announce your interpretation of a text.
What is the thesis statement?
This part of the rhetorical situation is the type of text the writer produces.
What is genre?
This proof uses reason and evidence to support the message.
What is logos?
True or False: If you mention the author's name in the sentence for which you're including an in-text citation, you don't need to include the name in the parentheses.
What is true?
The following sentence is an example of this type of sentence structure error: I saw the movie, I thought it could be better.
What is a comma splice?
This is what you evaluate for verbal or written pieces.
What is alphabetic rhetoric?
This part of the rhetorical situation is the factors that likely influence the writer, text, and audience in a particular situation.
What is context?
Citing someone with a PhD or another terminal degree is an appeal to this proof.
These are the two places where the title should appear in your paper.
What are the title page and the first page?
This is a group of words that may or may not stand on their own as a sentence but at least have a subject and predicate.
What is a clause?
This is the definition of rhetoric.
What is the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, especially the use of figures of speech and other compositional techniques?
This part of the rhetorical situation is the perceived need for the text.
What is exigence?
A prosecutor's closing argument which emphasizes the facts of a case as well as the emotional effects of the defendant's actions is appealing to these two proofs.
What are logos and pathos?
True or False: On the references page, electronic references include the URL before the date of publication.
What is false?
This is the acronym for coordinating conjunctions. (Bonus points if you can name all of them.)
What is FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)?