Rhetoric (F-P)

Question 1

Parallelism

Answer 1

Ideas of equal importance are put into the same kind of grammatical structure.

Question 2

Polysyndeton

Answer 2

Lots of conjunctions

Question 3

Periodic Sentence

Answer 3

Moves the main clause to the end of the coordinate or subordinate phrase or clause

Non- Main sentence is at the beginning

Question 4

Metabasis

Answer 4

A brief statement of what has been said and what will follow, transitional summery.

Question 5

Procatalepsis

Answer 5

Anticipates an objection that might be raised by a reader and responds to it.

Question 6

Hypophora

Answer 6

Asking one or more questions and then proceeding to answer them

Question 7

Irony

Answer 7

Involves a statement whose hidden meaning is different from its surface or apparent meaning

not the outcome you expected

Question 8

Personification

Answer 8

Giving an inanimate object or animal a human trait

Question 9

Onomatopoeia

Answer 9

Use of words imitates sound it describes

Question 10

Hyperbole

Answer 10

exaggerates conditions for emphasis

There is so much homework I will be climbing mount everest

Question 11

Metaphor

Answer 11

An underlying meaning or representation

Sometimes has is in it

Question 12

Litotes

Answer 12

By denying the opposite of the word which used

Hitting a pole didn’t do your car any good.

Question 13

Metonomy

Answer 13

Another form of metaphor, the thing chosen for metaphorical image is closely associated