Rhetoric Quiz 11 (20 MCQs)

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1. Macaroni and cheese is better than mashed potatoes
2. The following is an example of which type of rhetorical device?There are roaches infesting the office of a pest control service.
3. This needs to be arguable and direct. You should be able to find evidence to support this.
4. When the writer/speaker appeals to the emotions of the reader; drawing pity from an audience; inspiring anger from an audience; etc.
5. Subliminal Messaging only targets adults
6. I'm Andre, a web designer for Goodle. I work long hours on a computer, and MaaacBook Pro is the only computer I trust. It's dependable and has great graphics.
7. One of the pieces of writing and words we listened to were by John Lewis. Who was he?
8. When the speaker/writer/company attempts to appear relatable to the audience to prove that the argument/product is for people "just like you."
9. POSITIVE CONNOTATION:In short, she is a real .....
10. ..... is a brief, entertaining account of an incident or event.
11. A word or a phrase that can mean more than one thing, even in its context; writers use this to add deeper meaning to their work or to create foreshadowing.
12. Does not require a reply because the answer is obvious
13. What is the definition of intended audience?
14. Aiden, Elijah, and Mason are having a debate. They are discussing about rhetorical strategies. Can you help them understand what rhetorical strategies are?
15. Appeals to logic, convinces the audience through the use of reason
16. The following is an example of, "I don't like going to 8th period, that place is a zoo."
17. What argument could someone make who disagrees with Kinghorn's stance?
18. The feelings or emotions surrounding/associated with a word, beyond its literal meaning. Generally positive or negative in nature
19. An attempt to make someone do or accept something as right or proper by saying things that are directed at a person's feelings, attitudes, logic, etc.
20. Match the definition to the appropriate appeal:appeal to trustworthiness