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Rhetorical Terms Quiz

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Test knowledge of rhetorical terms.

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Test knowledge of rhetorical terms.

by gabi
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Which term refers to the listener, viewer, or reader of a text?

2

What is the main idea or position in an argument that is arguable?

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Which appeal is about credibility and trustworthiness of the speaker?

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Which term refers to reason or the logical aspect of an argument?

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What term means the time and place a speech is given or a text written?

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Which appeal targets emotions to persuade the audience?

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What rhetorical device is the repetition of a word or phrase at the start of successive clauses?

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Which figure of speech uses a milder word in place of a harsher one?

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What term refers to the associations a word carries beyond its dictionary meaning?

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Which figure of speech is a direct comparison using a linking verb like 'is' or 'be'?

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Audience is the audience for the text; others are different roles or concepts.

The claim is the arguable point; a topic or subject is broader.

Ethos establishes credibility; logos uses reason; pathos uses emotion.

Logos is the logical appeal; ethos is credibility, pathos is emotion.

Occasion is the situational setting; context is surrounding circumstances.

Pathos appeals to feelings; ethos is credibility, logos is reason.

Anaphora repeats at the beginning; alliteration repeats sounds; antithesis contrasts ideas.

Euphemism softens language; hyperbole exaggerates, irony means opposite of what is said.

Connotation is implied meaning; denotation is literal meaning.

Metaphor makes a direct comparison with 'is' or 'be'; simile uses like/as.

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