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Rhetorical Terms QuizVersion en ligne Test knowledge of rhetorical terms. par gabi 1 Which term refers to the listener, viewer, or reader of a text? a Topic b Audience c Speaker d Exigence 2 What is the main idea or position in an argument that is arguable? a Claim b Subject c Thesis d Topic 3 Which appeal is about credibility and trustworthiness of the speaker? a Ethos b Logos c Audience d Pathos 4 Which term refers to reason or the logical aspect of an argument? a Pathos b Ethos c Logos d Audience 5 What term means the time and place a speech is given or a text written? a Exigence b Context c Audience d Occasion 6 Which appeal targets emotions to persuade the audience? a Ethos b Logos c Pathos d Audience 7 What rhetorical device is the repetition of a word or phrase at the start of successive clauses? a Alliteration b Antithesis c Anaphora d Anadiplosis 8 Which figure of speech uses a milder word in place of a harsher one? a Hyperbole b Metaphor c Irony d Euphemism 9 What term refers to the associations a word carries beyond its dictionary meaning? a Denotation b Denouement c Figurative language d Connotation 10 Which figure of speech is a direct comparison using a linking verb like 'is' or 'be'? a Personification b Simile c Metaphor d Oxymoron Feedback 1 Audience is the audience for the text; others are different roles or concepts. 2 The claim is the arguable point; a topic or subject is broader. 3 Ethos establishes credibility; logos uses reason; pathos uses emotion. 4 Logos is the logical appeal; ethos is credibility, pathos is emotion. 5 Occasion is the situational setting; context is surrounding circumstances. 6 Pathos appeals to feelings; ethos is credibility, logos is reason. 7 Anaphora repeats at the beginning; alliteration repeats sounds; antithesis contrasts ideas. 8 Euphemism softens language; hyperbole exaggerates, irony means opposite of what is said. 9 Connotation is implied meaning; denotation is literal meaning. 10 Metaphor makes a direct comparison with 'is' or 'be'; simile uses like/as.

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Rhetorical Terms QuizVersion en ligne

par gabi

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

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

Which appeal is about credibility and trustworthiness of the speaker?

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

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

Which appeal targets emotions to persuade the audience?

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

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

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

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

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