Colonialism
"Speech in the VC"
Appeals
Devices
Vocabulary
100

His pamphlet Common Sense helped propel the colonists to revolution

Thomas Paine

100

Who is the speaker of this speech?

Patrick Henry

100

Persuading by appealing to the audience’s emotions

Pathos

100

"See no evil; hear no evil; speak no evil." Which device is being used? 

Epistrophe

100

Unwilling or unable to believe something

Incredulous

200

This narrowly convinced the assembled leadership to prepare for war with Britain

"Speech in the Virginia Convention"

200

The speech was given in what year?

1775

200

Which persuasive appeal relies on the reputation of the speaker?

Ethos

200

“The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave." Which device is being used? 

Parallelism

200

Harmful toward another’s reputation

Defamatory

300

What means were used to spread political writing/ideas at the time? 

Pamphlets

300

Who is the audience of the speech?

The delegates of Virginia; Virginia legislature

300

"Sprint's mobile data is used by 80% of Americans." This appeals to? 

Logos

300

"Just act naturally." Which device is being used? 

Oxymoron

300

In a state of sluggishness or apathy

Lethargic

400

Wrote letters to her husband advocating for women’s rights in the nation’s founding documents

Abigail Adams

400

When the speaker says, “Suffer not yourselves to be betrayed with a kiss,” what is he implying?

Do not be fooled by Britain; cannot trust their promises

400

Which part of the rhetorical triangle is associated with ethos? 

Speaker

400

Referring to someone as “visually impaired” instead of “blind” is an example of? 

Euphemism

400

Of little importance; trifling (unimportant or trivial)

Frivolous

500

This encouraged the idea that people should control the power in government 

Enlightenment
500

The speaker argues the colonies should fight because...

They have the resources to do so; God & allies

They will lose more freedom if they don't

They've tried everything they can but it's not working

500

What is the name of the Greek philosopher who identified the three appeals?

Aristotle

500

“...listen to the song of that siren till she transforms us into beasts” is an example of?

Allusion

500

Torment or tease someone with the sight or promise of something that is unobtainable

Tantalize