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A simple review game on rhetorical situations, analyzing and evaluating, and critical reading.

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A simple review game on rhetorical situations, analyzing and evaluating, and critical reading.

by Cheyenne Oliver
1

What is the term for any continuous stretch of film between cuts or edits?

2

What type of shot has no camera movement? Meaning the subjects in the scene might move, but the camera does not.

3

What type of focus uses a narrow lens so that only one layer of the shot can be made out while the other layers are blurred?

4

What is the term for the arrangement of everything that appears in a shot (the setting, props, lighting, costumes, etc.)?

5

What is the technique that uses lines to create a sense of direction and guides the viewer's eye to a specific area of the frame?

6

If a politician delivers a speech about climate change at an environmental summit, which rhetorical situation influences their message the most?

7

A tweet and a formal research paper can have the same topic but will differ in which rhetorical situations?

8

A news article, a poem, and an argumentative essay are all examples of which rhetorical situation?

9

What is rhetoric?

10

What is the term for the author's goal for writing a text?

11

What is the term for the external conditions that could affect a text?

12

What rhetorical situation refers to how things are classified?

13

What does it mean to analyze a text?

14

What are the 2 of the 4 types of sources?

15

What is sythensis?

16

What is the term for reading other texts (like newspaper articles, economic reports, political documents, etc) alongside a primary text to understand events and other people’s understanding of the events that might be connected to a text?

17

What short story element refers to the events that occur in a story?

18

What is the term for characters that are underdeveloped and tend to rely on one dominant character trait?

19

What is a story's theme?

20

What are two ways that symbols reveal themselves in a text?

21

What is the name for the type of irony where the reader understands the irony behind words or actions, but the characters do not?

 
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