Battle of Opinions
Name that Device
Spice it Up!
Read Between the Lines
Mystery
10

The end of an argument that brings closure to the reasoning

Conclusion

10

Describe logos

An appeal to an audience’s logic or sense of reasoning

10

Comparisons that draw upon concrete objects to represent abstract ideas. 

Figurative Language

10

Where would you find the thesis statement in an essay?

Last sentence of intro paragraph

10

What president does Mr. Hamm have a picture with?

President Obama

15

What is the goal of an argument? 

Not to win, but to come to an agreement between differing opinions.

15

What is an exaggeration that is used for comparison, emphasis, or humor?

Hyperbole

15

A way of presenting a text through the use of typography. For example: bold, italics, font style, size.

Design Feature

15

What is a writer’s attitude toward the subject expressed through diction, syntax, and other elements of style?

Tone

15

What is Mr. Hamm’s real first name?

Durrell 

20

Define ethos and give an example

An appeal that helps a writers credibility by earning the trust of an audience

20

Usually at the beginning of a text or essay, to grab the readers attention 

A hook

20

A metaphor about life that is throughout the whole story is an example of…

An extended metaphor

20

Where’s the decoration hanging on Mr. Hamm’s door from?

Ryle

25

What is a classification argument? 

A method of development that places objects or concepts into categories

25

What is an indirect or implied reference to literature, culture, religion, or history that connects to a writer’s subject? 

An allusion

25

Define exigence

The part of a rhetorical situation that inspires, stimulates, or provokes a writer to create a text

25

Define syntax

The specific selection and arrangement of sentences within a text

25

What does SPACECAT stand for?

Speaker, Purpose, Audience, Context, Exigence, Choices, Appeals, Tone

30

What is a motif?

A series of reoccurring, related symbols or images that create a pattern or reinforce an idea

30

Most commonly found in children’s books, newspapers, marketing, etc, to show visual support for an argument 

Illustration 

30

How is voice different than tone in writing?

Voice is the SOUND and IDENTITY that emerges from the writing; tone is a writer’s ATTITUDE

30

Who’s the author of the common reader?

Genelle Guzman- McMillan