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Question 1

Propaganda scapegoat

Answer 1

Often used with guilt by association to deflect scrutiny away from the issues transfers blame to one person or group of people without investigating the complexeities

Question 2

Propaganda artificial dichotomy

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When someone tries to claim there are only two sides to an issue and that both sides must have equal presentation in order to be evaluated used to dupe us into believing there is only one way to look at an issue

Question 3

Propaganda deification

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When an idea is made to appear holy sacred or very special above law

Question 4

Concier

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Develops comparison which is exceedingly unlikely but intellectually imaginative

Question 5

Claim

Answer 5

There are three common types of claims value- attempt to persuade to disapprove something, policy- attempt to persuade you to take action and factual- attempt to persuade you that something existed exists or caused something to exist

Question 6

Catharsis

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An wmotoional discharge you can achieve a state of moral spiritual renewal

Question 7

Cliche

Answer 7

An expression that is overused that looses its original meaning

Question 8

Concession

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Literary term in argumentative writing when you know what th e point made by ones opponent

Question 9

Concession pt.2

Answer 9

Writing style that shows weirder is logical and fair minded

Question 10

Portmanteau

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Literary device which tow or more words are jointed together to make a new word

Question 11

The coinage or portmanteau

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Involves the linking and blending of two or more words and new word formed in process shares the same meaning

Question 12

Lithoties

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Understatement for the negitove

Question 13

Chiasmus

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Rhetoric reversal of the order of words in the second two pareellel phrases

Question 14

Ana diploisis

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Rhetorical term for the reporting of the last word of a line in a clause

Question 15

Invective

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Verbally abusive attack

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Circimlocation

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Use of unessicary large number of words or indirect meaning

Question 17

Begging the question

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Supporting a claim with a reason that is really a restatement or the claim in different words

Question 18

Adage

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A saying or proverb embodying a piece of common wisdom based off of expireamce

Question 19

Verisimilitude

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Similar truth the quality of realism that persuaded the reader is getting a vision of life

Question 20

Malapropism

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A confused in accurate use of a long word or words

Question 21

Cadence

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The rising and falling rhythm of a speech