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Froggy Jumps Rhetoric RoyaleOnline version Used to study for AP Lang Test by Laila 1 What rhetorical device is used in the phrase: “We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds…”? a A. Epistrophe b B. Anaphora c Personifcation 2 “Let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate.” This is an example of a A. Hyperbole b C. Antimetabole c B. Metaphor 3 Which rhetorical device is used when a speaker raises a question and then immediately answers it? a Irony b Rhetorical Question c Hypophora 4 “He was her Romeo” is an example of: a A. Allusion b B. Simile c Paradox 5 Which rhetorical appeal relies most on credibility or trust? a Logos b Pathos c Ethos 6 What’s the difference between simile and metaphor? a Similes use “like” or “as”; metaphors do not b Similes are longer c There is no difference 7 Why might an author choose understatement instead of exaggeration? a Answer on white board b Answer on White Board c Answer on White Board 9 Which of the following is logos? a “As a doctor, I recommend… b “If we don’t act now, we will suffer.” c “Studies show that 80% of teens…” 10 What is the function of parallelism in a speech? a To create humor b To enhance rhythm and clarity c To discredit an opponent 11 How can imagery contribute to the tone of a piece? a It evokes sensory experiences that reinforce tone b It clarifies grammar usage c It replaces logical reasoning 12 How does ethos strengthen an argument in a persuasive essay? a . It creates emotional appeal b It uses statistics to build logic c It builds trust by establishing the speaker’s credibility 13 What is the purpose of using rhetorical questions in a speech? a To stall while thinking b To answer the audience’s inquiries c To provoke thought and emphasize a point 14 How does diction influence an author’s tone? a It determines the length of the passage b It defines the text’s structure c Word choice reflects the author’s attitude 15 In what way does repetition increase rhetorical impact? a It confuses the reader b . It reinforces key points and creates emphasis c It introduces new ideas 16 How does juxtaposition help convey meaning in rhetoric? a It removes the need for examples b It simplifies the tone c It highlights contrast and sharpens differences 17 How does irony appeal to an audience’s intellect? a It uses repetition to build suspense b It encourages critical thinking through unexpected meaning c It shows emotional vulnerability 18 What is the effect of using statistics in an argument? a They provide logical support and credibility b They question the speaker’s credibility c They appeal mainly to emotions 19 How does tone affect a rhetorical analysis? a It identifies grammar patterns b It organizes source citations c It reveals the author’s attitude and helps define purpose 20 How does pathos influence the reader’s perception? a It builds the speaker’s credibility b It creates an emotional connection with the audience c It defines the subject’s tone

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What rhetorical device is used in the phrase: “We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds…”?

“Let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate.” This is an example of

Which rhetorical device is used when a speaker raises a question and then immediately answers it?

“He was her Romeo” is an example of:

Which rhetorical appeal relies most on credibility or trust?

What’s the difference between simile and metaphor?

Why might an author choose understatement instead of exaggeration?

Which of the following is logos?

What is the function of parallelism in a speech?

How can imagery contribute to the tone of a piece?

How does ethos strengthen an argument in a persuasive essay?

What is the purpose of using rhetorical questions in a speech?

How does diction influence an author’s tone?

In what way does repetition increase rhetorical impact?

How does juxtaposition help convey meaning in rhetoric?

How does irony appeal to an audience’s intellect?

What is the effect of using statistics in an argument?

How does tone affect a rhetorical analysis?

How does pathos influence the reader’s perception?