Language
Do you need to use vivid language in every speech?
Yes
Which rhetorical device uses "like" or "as" to convey a message?
Simile
The speed at which one speaks is known as?
Rate of speaking
"Wild winds whispered words."
This is an example of. . .
Alliteration
Vivid Language strengthens which rhetorical appeal?
Pathos
Which rhetorical device uses direct comparisons and the word "is" to convey a message?
Metaphor
A strategy to minimize vocal fillers is know as . . .
Punctuation
"She looked up, and the clouds looked like cotton balls in the sky."
This is an example of. . .
Simile
What is language used to portray?
The message and tone of the story
Which rhetorical technique uses multiple words starting with the same letter or sound in a row?
Alliteration
The pronunciation and expression of words is known as . . .
Enunciation
"She is a walking dictionary"
Is an example of. . .
In regard to Chapter 8, what are aesthetics known as?
Language choices, storytelling, and rhetorical techniques
Repetition of sentence structure is an example of what rhetorical device?
Parallelism
Filling the space with the appropriate volume of voice is known as. . .
Projection
"When he went to the store, the man had written on his shopping list that he needed milk, and eggs, and cheese, and apples, and baking soda."
This is an example of. . .
Parallelism (Polysyndeton)
Imagery, word painting, and vivid language are examples of what?
Aesthetic Storytelling
Similes and metaphors are examples of what?
Tropes
Emphasis of points, allowing the audience to digest the topic, and maintaining audience attention are benefits of what?
Pausing
"The leaves rustled as the breeze gently shook the tree. Warm light filtered through the branches as I sat underneath the oak tree in my backyard."
This is an example of. . .
Vivid Language