Rhetoric Quiz 55 (20 MCQs)

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1. What is the irony in Swift being "studious of brevity" ?
2. Periodic Sentence
3. Rhetorical appeals are qualities of an argument that make it truly persuasive. Three types are are logos, ethos, pathos.
4. Using language, reason, and evidence to influence the thoughts and behaviors of others
5. What is the definition of prejudice?A. A prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with anotherB. A preconceived opinion not based on reason or experienceC. Information of a biased or misleading natureD. A hatred of one particular thing, person, or group
6. The demand made that the reader accept the incidents recounted in the literary work
7. Imagine Emma, Priya, and Ethan are having a lively debate. What does the rhetorical triangle illustrate in this scenario?
8. Parallelism is.....
9. If they keep acting like this, ..... we all might suffer.
10. This rhetorical appeal is to your emotions
11. Read the excerpt:It was fashionable, hundreds of years ago, for the children of Jacob to boast, we have "Abraham to our father, " when they had long lost Abraham's faith and spirit. That people contented themselves under the shadow of Abraham's great name, while they repudiated the deeds which made his name great.Which rhetorical device is employed here?
12. "They might dismiss us and say that we are too young to understand. But I understand pain. I get grief. I see it in the eyes of the families mourning for those they lost. I hear it in the wails of the loved ones who had to bury one of their own because grown men and women won't listen to common sense and do the bare minimum." Which of the following best answers the A in SOAPSTone?
13. During the real test, how much time should you dedicate to reading the passage?
14. Logical fallacy in which a writer attacks an opponent's character.
15. ETHOS is an appeal to .....
16. A situation or statement in which the actual outcome or meaning is opposite what is expected
17. Close placement of two things to create a contrasting effect
18. "Now is the time to lift our nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood."
19. Typically, the most influential rhetorical appeal:
20. A position of not taking sides in a conflict