rhetoric

Question 0

beginning with examples or facts then proceeding to draw a conclusion from them

Answer 0

inductive reasoning

Question 1

beginning an argument with a generalization and then proceeding to facts that support it

Answer 1

deductive reasoning

Question 2

Rely on logic and facts to support the claim

Answer 2

logical appeal

Question 3

present ideas and images that elicit strong feelings

Answer 3

emotional appeals

Question 4

use values or moral standards that are widely accepted as a way to persuade an audience

Answer 4

ethical appeals

Question 5

A question that does not require a reply

Answer 5

rhetorical question

Question 6

A device in which contrasting ideas are expressed in the grammatically balanced statement

Answer 6

antithesis

Question 7

A form of repetition and which words or phrases in the same grammatical form connect ideas

Answer 7

parallelism

Question 8

The use of the same word or phrase is repeated for emphasis

Answer 8

repetition

Question 9

“I call not upon a few but upon all” is an example of

Answer 9

antithesis

Question 10

“is life so dear ,or peace so sweet” is an example of

Answer 10

parallelism

Question 11

“I have a dream” is an example of what

Answer 11

repetition