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Literary Rhetoric Mastery

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HE2 exam topics: diction, tone, and rhetoric concepts.

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HE2 exam topics: diction, tone, and rhetoric concepts.

by Carly Ernst
1

What term refers to the implied meaning of a word beyond its dictionary definition?

2

Which term is the literal dictionary meaning of a word?

3

Which appeal uses a speaker's credibility and ethics?

4

In writing, what is the creator's reason for presenting a text called?

5

SOAPSTone is a tool used for what kind of analysis?

6

Which term describes language crafted to evoke senses and imagery?

7

Which rhetorical appeal focuses on logical argument and evidence?

8

What is the careful examination of a text by focusing on details and evidence?

9

Which device compares two unlike things using 'like' or 'as'?

10

What term refers to the textual evidence supporting an argument?

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