Terminology II / Persuasive Speech Flashcards

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Fable

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A fairy-tale like story

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Moral

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A message that the story gives out

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Anthropomorphism

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Giving human qualities to something non-human or inanimate.

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If a story includes talking animals or walking tables, what technique has the author used?

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Anthropomorphism

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Denotation

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What you see or read

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Connotation

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What you see or read suggests.

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In speeches, what is direct address and why is it used?

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Using personal pronouns such as you, so that the speaker can connect with the audience

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What is emotive language, why and how is it used?

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Using powerful adjectives to enhance the point of a speaker’s argument, by bringing out the emotions in the audience

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Imperatives are another word for…

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Commands

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Which is more powerful in a speech, Facts or Opinions?

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Facts

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What is a hyperbole?

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An exaggeration of something to make it support a point better.

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In Shakespearian Theatre, what is Soliliquy?

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When a character talks to themselves or the audience instead of other characters.

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