Argument Writing & Analysis/Rhetorical Devices

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Identify what to examine for an author's claim.

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the thesis

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Evoking emotion in the audience is known as

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pathos

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Example of repetition: 'Who are you to say we are not important? Who are you to say our opinions don't matter? Who are you to say that we will not be heard?'

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anaphora

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Rhetorical appeal for credibility?

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ethos

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The word choice an author uses is known as

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diction

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25% of car accidents result from cell phone use. 11 teens die daily from texting and driving. This is an example of:

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logos

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Connotation?

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The implied meaning of a word.

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Types of sentences: 'I am sick of it. This is wrong. I give up.'

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telegraphic sentences

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SOAPST stands for...

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speaker, occasion, audience, purpose, subject, tone