Rhetorical Strategies- 1

Question 1

antanaclasis

Answer 1

repetition of a word in two different senses (If we do not hang together, we will hang separately)

Question 2

anticipated objection/procatalepsis

Answer 2

addresses and answer objections

Question 3

antimetabole

Answer 3

reverse the order of repeated words (When the GOING gets TOUGH, the TOUGH gets GOING)

Question 4

apologist

Answer 4

a person or character who makes a case for some controversial position

Question 5

apology

Answer 5

an elaborate statement justifying some controversial position

Question 6

cloze test

Answer 6

a test of reading ability that requires a person to fill in missing words in a text

Question 7

compound statement

Answer 7

two or more nouns constitute the grammatical subject of a clause (the DOG AND CAT SCURRIED away from the car)

Question 8

epanalepsis

Answer 8

begins and end the same way (Blood hath brought blood)

Question 9

compound sentence

Answer 9

has two or more independent clauses

Question 10

efferent reading

Answer 10

reading to gain information from a text

Question 11

enthymeme

Answer 11

logical reasoning with one premise left unstated

Question 12

stock setting

Answer 12

stereotypical time and place settings that let readers know a text’s genre immediately

Question 13

anadiplosis

Answer 13

word chain

Question 14

anthimeria

Answer 14

substitution of one part of speech for another

Question 15

appositive

Answer 15

a noun or noun phrase that follows another noun immediately or defines its meaning