Rhetorical Devices
The three author's purposes.
What is persuaded, inform, and entertain?
The 4 different types of love according to the bible
What are agape, eros, philia, storge
It is defined as the exact reputation of words at the beginning of phrases. ex: The I have a dream speech.
Hint: In math it relates when two lines have the same slope.
What is parallelism.
The person, place or thing in a sentence
What is a noun?
This type of noting while reading involves reading a text several times for different purposes, using notes and highlighting/underlining to keep track of main ideas and rhetorical devices.
What is a close reading. or annotation.
The author's feeling abut the subject that comes across in their writing
what is tone?
When the author tells us about a character's traits explicitly.
What is an direct characterization?
This rhetorical device that involves using logical information
What is logos?
The three main types of appeals (The Greek Please)
What is Ethos, Pathos, Logos
The parts of a plot
What are exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution.
This rhetorical device involves emotional appeals.
What is pathos?
The kind of device that uses clues to tell the reader what will happen next.
What is an foreshadowing?
Highly exaggerated language. For example: "That girl is as tall as a tree in the woods."
What is hyperbole?
A word that means the same as another or can be use interchangeably.
What is a synonym?
This device describes something that happens unexpectedly or goes against the usual outcomes.
What is irony?
This rhetorical device involves time and place.
What is setting?
This is an example of which device:
"The trees danced in the wind"
Personification
The dictionary definition or actual definition of a word or phrase.
Denotation
This rhetorical device involves using a credible source to persuade people.
What is ethos
The definition of rhetoric
What is persuasion?
an example of this device is... "Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune--without the words, And never stops at all,
What is an extended metaphor.
"Boom, bang, slap!" are examples of which device
What is onomatopoeia.