terminology
terminology II
terminology III
rhetorical analysis
the triangle
100

a dictionary definition

denotation

100

the writer/speaker's attitude

tone

100

a statement that seems contradictory but is actually true

paradox

100

In what tense should a rhetorical analysis be written?

present

100

Who is given credit for the rhetorical triangle?

Aristotle

200

the feeling perceived by a word

connotation

200

the feeling perceived from a piece of literature

mood

200

a sentence that begins with a main clause

loose sentence

200

How lengthy is a typical intro paragraph?

2-3 sentences

200

What is the effect of using all 3 components of the triangle in an argument?

Creates a sound/solid argument

300

identical formatting of a sentence structure

parallelism

300

making a comparison not using like or as

metaphor

300

a sentence whose main clause is at the end.

periodic sentence

300

What should the final sentence of an RA do?

provide the reader with something to think about/ponder

300

What is this an example of?

30% of the voters chose the independent candidate during the 1998 election.

logos

400

language that appeals to the senses

imagery

400

3 types of metaphor

direct, implied, extended

400

the opposite of what is expected

irony

400

What kind of sentence does each body paragraph begin with?

topic sentence

400

What is this an example of?

He is a proven leader as a five star general from the military serving 3 tours of duty

ethos

500

the opposite of literal language

figurative language

500

the language used in a piece

diction

500

an affirmative is expressed by the negative of its contrary

litotes

500

What are the 3 questions to ask when crafting a body paragraph?

What is the rhetorical device?

How is it used?

What is the effect?

500

What is this an example of?

Families who gather together and enjoy spending time together eat Tyson turkey for the perfect family meal.

pathos