Vocab Words (1-40) Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Anaphora

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Sub-type of parralelism

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2
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Rhetoric

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The art of finding ways to persuade an audience

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3
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Exigence

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That which inspires, stimulates, provokes, or prompts the reader

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4
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Ethos

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Credible and trustworthy

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5
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Pathos

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Emotionally motivate an audience

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6
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Logos

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Facts, stats, clear, rational ideas

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7
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SOAPS

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Subject Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Speaker

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8
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Propaganda

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The spread of ideas and info to further a cause. Rumors, lies, disinformation

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9
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Diction

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Connotation. Choice of words

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10
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Connotation

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Denotation. Affect authors tone

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11
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Alliteration

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Respiration of the same sound

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12
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Allusion

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Brief reference to a person, event, place

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13
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Imagery

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Figurative language that appeals to the 5 senses

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14
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Verbal irony

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The words literally stated the opposite of what was expected

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15
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Situational irony

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Events turn out the opposite of what was expected

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16
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Dramatic irony

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Facts or events are unknown to a character or person but known to others-usually the audience

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17
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Metaphor

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Compares without using like or as

18
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Satire

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Ridicules the vices and flaws of humans

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Tone

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Similar to mood, author’s attitude toward their material

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Syntax

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Organize words into phrases, clauses, and sentences

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Antimetabole

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Repetition of words in reverse order

22
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Antithesis

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Opposition, or contrast, of ideas or words in a parallel construction

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Juxtaposition

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Two things closely together to emphasize similarities

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Parallelism

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Same or similar grammatical structure

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Anaphora
Sub-type parallelism
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Rhetorical question
Figure of speech in form of a question
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Cumulative sentence
Completes the main idea at the beginning of the sentence
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Hortative sentence
Exhorts, urges, implores, calls to action
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Periodic sentence
Main clause withheld until the end
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Personification
Lifelike quality to an inanimate object
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Claim
Argument’s main idea of position
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Deduction
General principle, universal truth
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Induction
Particulars to universal
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Ad hominem
Diverts attention away from issue, attacks the character
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Ad populum (bandwagon)
“Everyone’s doing it, so it must be a good thing to do”
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Appeal to false authority
No expertise, cited as an authority
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Eithe?or (False Dilemma)
Two extreme options as the only possible choices
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POST HOC ERGO PROPTER HOC
Something is a cause just because it happened earlier
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Slippery slope
Adopts one policy, lead to a series of other policies or actions also being taken
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Hasty generalization
Faulty conclusion bc of inadequate evidence