Unit 2 Rheotrical Terms Flashcards

1
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Rhetoric

A

From the Greek for “orator,”
this term describes the
principles governing the art
of writing effectively,
eloquently, and persuasively

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2
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Ethos

A

Appeal based on the
character/reputation of the
speaker/writer

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3
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Pathos

A

Appeal based on
emotion

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4
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Logos

A

Appeal based on
logic or reason

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5
Q

Periodic Sentence

A

Sentence whose main clause is
withheld until the end

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6
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Cumulative Sentence

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Sentence that completes the
main idea at the beginning of
the sentence, and then builds
and adds on

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7
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Imperative Sentence

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Sentence used to command,
enjoin, implore, or entreat

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8
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Rhetorical Question

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Figure of speech in the form of
a questions posed for
rhetorical effect rather than for
the purpose of getting an
answer

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