Exam
The main idea or argument.
What is thesis?
Personal experience or real world example.
What is an anecdote?
What is imperative sentences?
Evidence that is based on facts and statistics.
What is logos?
The main thing the author is saying.
What is author's message?
What is evidence and commentary?
A sentence that asks a question.
What is interrogative sentences?
The 3 classic appeals.
What is Ethos, Pathos, and Logos?
To inform, To persuade, or To entertain
What is author's purpose?
What is SPACECAT?
Language that appeals to the 5 sense.
What is imagery?
What you NEED in your body paragraphs analysis/commentary.
What is the rhetorical devices impact on the message, audience, and purpose?
An appeal to emotions.
What is a pathos?
The main message in We Should All Be Feminists
What is feminism is crucial for achieving equality and breaking down restrictive gender norms, to help everyone, regardless of gender, to live freely and reach their full potential?
A questions used to cause an effect, that is not meant to be answered.
What is rhetorical questions?
The rhetorical choices you should use if you don't know what to write about.
What is fact and serious tone?
An appeal to trust, your values, or establishing credibility.
What is Ethos?
Why might a speaker choose to start a speech with an anecdote?
What is to engage the audience emotionally, establish relatability, and provide a memorable example that highlights the speaker's point?
The student’s zealous attitude toward learning impressed her teachers," what does the word "zealous" mean?
What is "passionately enthusiastic" or "filled with intense eagerness"?
The framing of words, phrases or clauses to provide structural similarity and balance.
What is parallelism?
The impact of imagery.
What is giving the audience a visual and helping them better understand something?
3 rhetorical devices that appeal to logos.
What is Facts, Statistics, and Exemplification?
In a persuasive speech, why might a speaker use imperative sentences?
What is to directly encourage or command the audience to take action, making the message more assertive and urgent?