Final sem 1 2023

Question 1

Reasoning from a broader truth

Answer 1

a broader truth that is deducted

Question 2

Facts

Answer 2

a claim that is not disputed or disputable

Question 3

Study

Answer 3

a detailed investigation of something

Question 4

Statistic

Answer 4

a specific piece of information that’s from a study

Question 5

Analogy

Answer 5

comparing two similar things

Question 6

Anecdote /Example

Answer 6

-a short story or example

Question 7

Testimonial

Answer 7

A personal observation

Question 8

Expert Opinion

Answer 8

-What an expert thinks based on the training and expertise they have

Question 9

Metaphor

Answer 9

Comparing two things without using like or as (her eyes were diamonds)

Question 10

Simile

Answer 10

comparing two things using like or as (as fast as lightning)

Question 11

Personification

Answer 11

giving non-living things, human qualities (the sun smiled down at us)

Question 12

Hyperbole

Answer 12

wild dramatization(I could eat a horse)

Question 13

Euphemism-

Answer 13

the nice way of saying something(she passed away)

Question 14

Idiom

Answer 14

words that don’t make sense by looking at the actual words (under the weather)

Question 15

Allusion

Answer 15

a reference to a piece of art or something from the past(chocolate is his kryptonite)

Question 16

imagery

Answer 16

Imagery is when the author taps into your 5 senses.

Question 17

Explain the elephant and rider metaphor as a way of understanding how rhetoric and persuasion function.

Answer 17

The rider is referring to the logos. The rider thinks he is in charge but the thing that is really controlling the argument/ride is the elephant. The elephant is referring to pathos and ethos. That is really in charge