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Rhetorical Devices

100

A specific noun that requires capitalization

Proper Noun

200

First sentence of the introduction that catches the reader’s attention

Hook 

300

Appealing to the credibility of the author or speaker

Ethos 

400

The right or opportune moment

Kairos 

500

Urgency, necessity, demand, emergency

Exigence 

Has, Says, Shows, Uses, Makes

100

Applies

Uses

200

Declares

Says

300

Maintains

Has

400

Substantiates

Shows

Provide evidence to support or prove the truth of.

500

Engenders

Makes

Cause or give rise to (a feeling, situation, or condition)

Verb Tense

100

I eat lunch.

Simple Present 

200

I ate lunch.

Simple Past

300

I will have eaten lunch.

Future Perfect 

400

I had been eating lunch.

 Past Perfect Progressive 

500

I will have been eating lunch.

Future Perfect Progressive

Suffixes

100

-ness -tion / -sion -ity -ment -ance / -ence -dom -shi-hood  -er / -or

Nouns

200

• -able / -ible -ous -ful -ic / -ical -y -al -ive -less -ish -ant / -ent -ed

Adjectives

300

-ate -ify / -fy -ize / -ise -en -ish -ing -st

Verbs 

400

ly 

Adverb 

500

Unquestionably

"-able" (which means capable of or suitable for)

"-ly" (which turns the word into an adverb)

"un-" prefix (which negates or reverses the meaning)

Evoking the Senses

100

Murmur

Sound

200

Ripe

Taste (rich, intense, or pungent)

300

Spongy

Touch (like a sponge, especially in being porous, compressible, elastic, or absorbent)

400

Gawk

Sight (stare openly and stupidly)

500

Bouquet

Smell (the characteristic scent of a wine or perfume)