Language Flashcards
logos
- logic
- reason
- rationality
pathos
- emotion
- sympathy
ethos
- public persona
- reliability
anecdote
a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person
facts
something know to be true
repetition
recurrence of a word, phrase or image
emotive language
using specific word choices to evoke an emotional reaction from the reader
opinion
someone’s personal belief on something
rhetorical question
a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer
tricolon
series of three parallel words, phrases or clauses
second person pronoun
refers to person that speaker or writer is addressing
statistics
facts and data that prove an opinion
imperative
command words
anaphora
repetition at the start of a sentence
direct address
targeting a person
hyperbole
exaggeration
hypophora
a question followed by an immediate answer
analogy
a comparison between one thing and another, used for explanation
colon
introduces something
how long should you spend on question 3 on paper 2
15 minutes