Rhetorical devices
Rhetorical devices 2
Pillars of persuasion
Types of speeches
Mix
100

Define "Metaphor"

An implied or hidden comparison between two things that are unrelated but share some common characteristics

100

Define "Personification"

Giving inanimate objects or abstract concepts human-like abilities

100

Define "Pathos"

Evokes an emotional state in the listener

100

What type of speech is typically used during a graduation?

A ceremonial/epideictic speech. 

100

True or false?

Caspar's dog is a bloody liar, and makes use of the persuasive speech, to get what he wants.

True.


The dog has ill intentions.......

200

Define "Oxymoron"

A paradox within a statement that seems to go against common sense

200

Define "Simile"

A direct comparison, using words such as ‘like’ or ‘as’, between two unrelated things to highlight some common characteristics

200

True or false?

When an audience evaluates a speaker's ethos, they are essentially asking: "Does this make sense, and is it backed by solid proof?"


False

Correct answer: "Why should I believe you?"

200

What type of speech is typically used during a demonstration?

The persuasive/deliberative speech.

200

Define "Alliteration"

Starting several successive words with the same sound. Just read that sentence again.

300

Define "Tricolon"

A list of three phrases or words unified in one statement which emphasizes a point and creates a strong rhythm.

300

Define "Onomatopoeia"

Words that imitate sounds

300

Define "Logos"

Rational arguments/facts/studies proving or disproving the subject. 

300

Imagine

Catherine is giving a lecture about GREAT SPEECHES!

What type of speech is she using?


She is of course making an informative speech.

300

When Caspar uses "Verbal Aikido" what type of speech is dominant.

The persuasive speech.

400

Define "Epizeuxis"

The immediate repetition of a word to underline the effect of the word

400

Define "Anaphora"

Starting two or more successive sentences with the same (couple of) words

400

In an informative speech, the speaker typically uses which pillars of persuasion?

Ethos and logos.

400

What type of speech was Marthin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech?

It was a persuasive/deliberative speech.

400
Define "Epiphora"

Ending two or more successive sentences with the same (couple of) words

500

Define "Antithesis"

Placing a direct contrast between two ideas or objects or words

500
Define "Hyperbole"

Exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally

500
Define "Ethos"

Persuasion through the credibility, character and ethical trustworthiness of the speaker.

500

If a speaker makes use of logos in a speech, what type of speech are they making?

They are making use of the informative speech.

500

If dogs are green and Tuesday can fly, how many times would you have to run around this building, before a cow gives birth in Nigeria?

Pathos