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Stylistic devices in brief

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Litotes & Rhetorical QuestionsVersion en ligne Stylistic devices in brief par Bahora Astanaqulova 1 Litotes is an understatement created by negating the opposite of what is being described. Yes No 2 Litotes repeat the same word for emphasis. Yes No 3 Litotes are best used to shock the reader with strong language. Yes No 4 The classic example of litotes is “not bad,” which softens praise by negating the opposite. Yes No 5 Rhetorical questions have a literal, asked-for response. Yes No 6 Litotes uses hyperbole to exaggerate the truth. Yes No 7 A rhetorical question is a question asked for effect that does not seek a direct answer. Yes No 8 Litotes can involve double negatives or negation of a positive trait to soften the statement. Yes No 9 A rhetorical question always expects a direct answer. Yes No 10 Rhetorical questions can be used to persuade, emphasize, or provoke thought. Yes No

Litotes & Rhetorical QuestionsVersion en ligne

Stylistic devices in brief

par Bahora Astanaqulova

Litotes is an understatement created by negating the opposite of what is being described.

Yes

Litotes repeat the same word for emphasis.

Yes

Litotes are best used to shock the reader with strong language.

Yes

The classic example of litotes is “not bad,” which softens praise by negating the opposite.

Yes

Rhetorical questions have a literal, asked-for response.

Yes

Litotes uses hyperbole to exaggerate the truth.

Yes

A rhetorical question is a question asked for effect that does not seek a direct answer.

Yes

Litotes can involve double negatives or negation of a positive trait to soften the statement.

Yes

A rhetorical question always expects a direct answer.

Yes

Rhetorical questions can be used to persuade, emphasize, or provoke thought.

Yes

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Litotes & Rhetorical QuestionsVersion en ligne

par Bahora Astanaqulova

Litotes is an understatement created by negating the opposite of what is being described.

Litotes repeat the same word for emphasis.

Litotes are best used to shock the reader with strong language.

The classic example of litotes is “not bad,” which softens praise by negating the opposite.

Rhetorical questions have a literal, asked-for response.

Litotes uses hyperbole to exaggerate the truth.

A rhetorical question is a question asked for effect that does not seek a direct answer.

Litotes can involve double negatives or negation of a positive trait to soften the statement.

A rhetorical question always expects a direct answer.

Rhetorical questions can be used to persuade, emphasize, or provoke thought.

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