Rhetoric Quiz 22 (20 MCQs)

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1. Using the conclusion of an argument to support the premises, without providing independent evidence or reasoning. (a)
2. Rhetoric traditionally associated with yellow and the hand?
3. Identify the type of figurative language being used:It was a beautiful spring morning; total peace and tranquility. The light danced on the surface of the water and birds could be heard chirping in the distance.
4. Saying the same thing in different words (ex:This is your mission-the thing you have come here to do).
5. When Frederick Douglass tells about his time with his mistress that taught him how to read and write but then stops, he wants us to see that .....
6. Another way of creating ethos is
7. Acknowledging the counterargument is one way to appeal to .....
8. It is important not to practice, because it is normal to feel nervous when you are giving a speech.
9. The substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one considered to be offensive, harsh, or blunt
10. An indirect reference to a historical, biblical or mythical text/idea is .....
11. Which is an example of an ALLUSION?
12. Abigail, Olivia, and Michael are having a debate. They each represent one component of the rhetorical triangle. Can you guess which components they represent?
13. Which rhetorical device is this? b
14. Which thesis sentence is written correctly?
15. Is "I am so hungry" a hyperbole?
16. In the rhetoric acronym S.O.A.P, the A refers to .....
17. Interrupts a discussion to directly address a personified thing or person.
18. Logical Fallacies"The Cardinals are the best football team because they're better than all the other teams."
19. Words that are emotionally charged are known as
20. This type of appeal hinges on the emotions of the audience. Speakers/writers may use this appeal to plead for pity, arouse hostility against an opponent, command respect, etc .....